Jon Russell

9.8

Balances in excellent sweetness. Great daytime white. — a day ago

Dev Gopalan

9.2

Nice and dry — 7 days ago

Nicola Morvillo

9.0

9n 27-5-21 — 24 days ago

Phil Kessling

9.1

Classic Gruner from a top producer. White pepper and radish right up front, followed by fruit and acid. Killer bottle. — 2 months ago

Phil Kessling

9.2

Aged Smaragd from a great producer.As good as it gets. — 19 days ago

Jay Kline

9.0

Served double-blind. The wine appears as a deep golden color. Medium+ viscosity. The nose is a fascinating combination of intense honey suckle, orange blossom, coriander, candied oranges, and candied nuts. The palate follows suit with more honey suckle, citrus blossom and a slight nutty characteristic. There is definitely some residual sugar here. There is really good acid keeping everything afloat. The finish is long and short of cloying. Really impressive texture. Based on the color and the somewhat oxidative notes, I figured this had at least 10-15 years of age on it. I vacillated between Sauternes and Riesling…ultimately calling Sauternes from Barsac (feeling as though this was more Semillon than Sauvignon Blanc). I chose, poorly. But the wine is good and it positively begs for spicy Asian food. — a month ago

Grace King

9.0

Earthy but develops into more juicy flavors. Metalic-y? But in a good way. Cranberry juice in consistency and flavor as it warms up (in that dry but juicy way) — a month ago

Austin Hohnke

9.3

Stunning balance and weight on this GG. Despite the front label this is actually the Berg Schlossberg. The back label is correct. Gorgeous nose of lime, underripe tropics, yellow apple, and just a whiff of petrol. Quite a wine. I love Riesling. — 12 hours ago

Clemens Kurek

8.9

Vanillehörnchen in der Farbe von Cherry Coke. — a month ago

Andrew Schirmer

9.1

First bottle was corked, @Geoff Franz saved the day with a replacement. Mineral, muted nose. Needs time/air. — 19 days ago

with Alsu and Geoff