Dry Farm Wine — 5 years ago
“Tradition does not mean to preserve the ashes, but to pass on the fire”
I drank this with easter dinner and do not remember the notes, but kept the bottle because it was so good. It was crisp and crushable, and I would buy several bottles if I ever see it again — 6 years ago
AP 23. A blend of two parcels, Pio and Herbert. A pure beam of energy, almost dry tasting as the acidity is absolutely scintillating. Lots of subtleties, this one is icy, pure and crystalline. An absolute joy. Truly classic Saar riesling and always the first bottle emptied. — 7 years ago
7 August 2018. Herbert and Rist, Southampton, NY. — 8 years ago
bouquet is deep, complex and vibrant, offering up scents of apple, nectarine, a touch of hazelnut, patissière, a beautifully complex base of soil tones and a top note of dried flowers. On the palate the wine is crisp, full-bodied and complex, with a fine core, lovely soil undertow, refined mousse, bright acids and fine focus and balance on the long, classy and wide open finish. — 2 years ago
Immense persistence, nice nose! — 5 years ago
Not bad..!! — 6 years ago
In Zurich. Had the Exelsis Rouge. Very nice — 7 years ago
Solid premier cru champagne from Bouzy. Quite middle of the stylistic road - as in, not overly precise and linear or yeasty and round. Nice. — 7 years ago
German #muskatellerstudy — 7 years ago
6 August 2018. Herbert and Rist, Southampton, NY. — 8 years ago
初めてのグリューナー・フェルトリーナー
葡萄の皮ごと仕込んだオレンジ色のワイン、無濾過だそうで濁ってます
ハチミツみたいな風味でめちゃくちゃおいしい💕
#Matute #オーストリアワイン
#ワイン好き — 4 years ago
Had this a couple time now. Both you and Liz love this. I prefer their rose a bit to this one, but is great. Honey, floral, a little toast and vanilla. A tad sweet. Such a great mouthfeel; full. — 6 years ago
Very solid pinot for the price - and the extra third of a bottle doesn't hurt — 7 years ago
Delish, not too sweet, great with seafood! Easy drink — 8 years ago
An odd sparkler to say the least. While the disgorgement date is not on the bottle, from Terry Thiese notes this spent somewhere around 5 years on the lees. The appearance is dark, closer in color to a young Burgundy than any sparkling Rose. The nose shows notes of deep earth, black cherries, and yeast. The plate is full-bodied with big, bracing acidity and soft, creamy bubbles. Flavors of macerated cherries and plums lead to dark, earthy flavors, baking spice, touches of oak, and a little funky brioche. The finish shows some dusty tannins along with lingering bright acidity along with lingering tiny bubbles. A very cool food friendly bottle of bubbles. — 8 years ago
Matthew Cohen
Nose: lovely brioche. White flowers. Elegant.
Palate: delicious fruit. Clean. Long. A nice bit of rs to round out.
90% Pinot 10% chard
41.50 grapevine — 7 months ago