Volker Schäfer

Schäfer-Fröhlich

Felsenberg Großes Gewächs Riesling 2021

Lyle Fass
9.7

Unreal finesse and elegance the purest vineyard peach ever. Closed after an hour but wow what a wine. — a month ago

Joe, Jay and 14 others liked this
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Pinotman /// Andreas

Awesome always - but now oh so $$$$$.
Lyle Fass

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@Pinotman /// Andreas cheaper than keller and does the same thing just different terroir

Schäfer-Fröhlich

Nahe Medium-Dry Riesling 2009

Seems like old times.

This hasn’t aged really.

Nose: stone fruits.

Palate: lovely stone fruits. Still vibrant. Bravo.
— 4 months ago

Andrew and John liked this

Schäfer-Fröhlich

Felseneck Riesling 2018

From Magnum! — 10 months ago

Dick, Thijs and 12 others liked this

Schäfer-Fröhlich

Vulkangestein Trocken Riesling 2021

Zach D
9.1

Very mineral driven with high acid; a little more concentration and riper fruit on the back palate to balance the minerality would push the score higher. A hit during Thanksgiving — a month ago

Joh. Bapt. Schäfer

Burg Layer Schloßberg trocken Riesling 2011

Still young. 94+ — 7 months ago

Jan, Peter and 2 others liked this

Schäfer-Fröhlich

Felsenberg Riesling GG 2018

Zesty with a tartness to it. Very light straw color. Good palate cleanser. — 3 months ago

Tom, Bob and 2 others liked this

Volker Eisele Family Estate

Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2009

Leather, blackberry reduction, clove, big chewy tannins — 3 months ago

Schäfer-Fröhlich

Bockenauer Felseneck Spätlese Riesling 2007

Marc S
9.2

Nose needs some temperature. More peach and apricot than citrus — 5 months ago

Remco and Jeroen liked this

Schäfer-Fröhlich

Stromberg Großes Gewächs Riesling 2018

Merry Christmas to all on Delectable! The best drop during our wine squad’s pre-Christmas gathering has to be this masterpiece from Tim Frohlich. Such insane concentration, yet so filigreed and focused. The trademark reduction and vintage's ripeness gave it such an intense jackfruit character. Notes of herbs, spices, and ripe oranges too, as well as hints of mint and white florals. The palate was dense, silky, and straight up powerful, but never heavy - it remained juicy, bright, and saline throughout. And the finish here was just something else. It went on and on, filled with zingy citrus and a smoky, stony minerality. Really impressive stuff here and definitely a worthy contender (vs. Felseneck) for the title of Schafer-Frohlich’s top wine. — a year ago

Pooneet, Iwan and 10 others liked this