Nose: stone fruits. Good intensity.
Palate: hit of acid. Dense. Stone fruit. A bit boring. — 14 days ago
Essentially, a declassified Grand Cru, made with grapes from the Kirchspiel GG Grosses Gewächs in Westhofen (at 11 g/liter, the wine’s residual sugar levels in 2016 exceeded the VDP 9g/l maximum, so the wine couldn’t carry the GG label). The nose is complex and explosively fruity, with aromas of citrus, passion fruit and minerals and hints of petrol. While this is certainly ripe and rich, there is still plenty of acidity to buffer the modest residual sugar in question. Elegant, lively — 2 years ago
Amazing, loved it — 7 months ago
Excellent Riesling. Round. Fairly dry. — 3 years ago
Lekkie, półwytrawne. — 5 years ago
Matthew Cohen
Now kalk.
Nose: confectionery. Lovely.
Palate: sour. Lemon fruit. A bit too sour. Sweet lemon. — 14 days ago