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Maximin Grünhaus Riesling

Samuel Thomas

9.0

First course with Mordor for her 90th bday dinner with the sweds.
Beautiful bottle. — 19 days ago

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Maximin Grünhauser Abtsberg Auslese 145 Riesling 2001

Conrad Green

9.3

Pear and floral notes. Light gold. Sweeter by a note than the other. Very good. — 4 years ago

Iwan, Shay and 8 others liked this

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Maximin Grünhauser Kabinett Riesling 2014

Jonathan Wall

9.2

Clean, uplifting and textbook. Perfect with the tough match of Turkey... in a tough year exemplifying what to be thankful for. Cheers! — 5 years ago

Bob, David and 12 others liked this

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Maximin Grünhauser Abtsberg Kabinett Riesling 2001

Alan Weinberg

9.0

Just delicious. — 9 months ago

romo and Mike liked this

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Maximin Grünhauser Abtsberg Eiswein Riesling 1983

Conrad Green

9.2

Porter colored. Plum apricot and some raisin notes. Very good. — 3 years ago

Mike, Aravind and 8 others liked this

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Maximin Grünhäuser Herrenberg Kabinett Riesling 2015

Iwan

9.2

Very expressive. Loaded with flavors of peach and apricot. Slightly off dry but beautifully balanced with the acidity. Well done. — 5 years ago

Tom, Ira and 9 others liked this

Penfolds

The Max Schubert South Australia Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz 2016

Ana Maria Fernandez

9.0

I have a special love for penfolds! This has so much aging potential , definitely will buy another bottle and save it for the next five years to drink

Dark red !! fine and well balanced tannins. Cranberry, plums, peppery, with a long earthy taste at the end

Plus the bottle design was cool! — 5 years ago

Paul, Mike and 1 other liked this

Mike R

Me too

Mike R

Is this all penfolds - aging tames them or with proper decant enjoyed early

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Maximin Grünhäuser Abtsberg Kabinett Trocken Riesling 1995

Aaron Tan

9.4

BR was only off by a decade in this blind, which is both a testament to her blind-tasting acumen and the producer's greatness. She thought it was an 05' which given how young this was looking, was a forgivable mistake. The producer was an easy one - that unmistakable green tea aroma with streaks of white flowers, kaffir lime, and anise was just so Grunhaus. How she figured out it was from Abtsberg still baffles me, but I guess it was really just a 50/50 shot once the producer was established. Finally the lightness and dry linear finish placed it right in the Kabinett Trocken territory. Bravo, BR! As for me, the wine was just too digestible to have warranted any thought when drinking - disappeared over lunch with a good half of the effort contributed by yours truly. — 3 years ago

Lyle, Severn and 10 others liked this