Item No. 99331-2017-1

leo buring

LEO BURING DW U57 Leonay Mature Release Riesling, Eden Valley 2017 Bottle

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LEO BURING DW U57 Leonay Mature Release Riesling, Eden Valley 2017 Bottle

$40.00
Per Bottle
The Leo Buring DW U57 Leonay Mature Release Riesling is a premium white wine made from 100% Riesling grapes grown in the Eden Valley region of South Australia. This wine

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LEO BURING DW U57 Leonay Mature Release Riesling, Eden Valley
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Variety/Varieties
Riesling
Vintage
2017
Classification
None
Style
White Wine
Sight
Medium lemon
Country
Australia
Region
Eden Valley
State / Province
South Australia

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ABOUT THE WINERY
Leo Buring
Leo Buring

Hermann Paul Leopold Buring (better known as Leo Buring) was born in 1876 in South Australia to German parents. In 1896 Leo was Dux of the Oenology course at Roseworthy Agricultural College, and in 1902, after studying at Geisenheim, Germany and Montpellier, France, he joined Penfolds Minchinbury Cellars near Mt Druitt in New South Wales. In 1931 Buring formed a business partnership with Reginald Mowat of Great Western called Leo Buring & Co. His first wine was made from grapes grown at his Emu Plains property in the early 1930s. However, he moved the major part of his wine operations to the Barossa Valley in South Australia in 1945.  John Vickery joined in 1953 and a golden period followed. During the 1960s and 1970s Leo Buring Rieslings were regarded as the very best white Australian wines. The brand fell under the radar in the intervening decades due to various corporate reshuffles, but is today once again on the ascendancy, making its name strictly as Riesling specialist. The Leo Buring Leonay DW Riesling is the top cuvee and is either an Eden Valley of Clare Riesling depending on which area delivers the best parcels of fruit in any given vintage. Leo Buring also produces a standard Clare Riesling and an Eden Valley Riesling both offering superb value for money.

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