Will buy this anytime I see it. One of my favorites. Great value. — 2 months ago
Best showing yet. I’ve found that southern German Pinot doesn’t age well. But at 10 years this one shines. @Lyle Fass thanks for this. Good stuff. — 5 months ago


Exactly how I like my rieslings. Mosel and trocken. Tart and mineraly, underripe stone fruits with a subtle hint of sweetness at the end. — 10 months ago
Small bubs for a small boy — 2 years ago
Sweet and juicy plum, melon, peach — 4 years ago
So similar with reichsgraff von Kesselstadt — 4 years ago
The nose is pleasant rather than transporting, with dosage, creaminess, lime and apricot, while the palate carries the wine: good mousse, nice concentration, peachy-apricot fruit, purity, balance and a clean finish. It’s not trying to rearrange the ceiling tiles. It’s a very well-made, easy summer Sekt that disappears happily. — 17 days ago
With Thai lemongrass chicken in banana leaves — 2 months ago
Rich and soft, predominantly ripe and candied peach (both natural and peach-o-ring types), was surprised how different it was than the Urziger Wurzgarten of the same vintage. Not as complex as that one but what it has it have it really delivers on. Just a slightly heavier weight and at 7 years may have been even more enjoyable a little younger — 7 months ago
1992 | Riesling (Spätlese)
Wilhelm Weber-Ostetmann; Wintricher Großer Herrgott
Mosel; Brauneberg, Germany
APN 2 577 104 03 93
(92-94; Drink 2022-32+)
90m decant
Redemption for a underperforming bottle from our last go at this 1992. If you're buying old wine and didn't anticipate bottle variation, you need to know that's just part of the game. This bottle is fantastic.
(Enjoying alongside the '88 again today, no slouch on that bottle!)
On the Lawn at Tanglewood this afternoon with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Our conductor Andris Nelsons is leading Sarah KIRKLAND SNIDER (Forward into Light; BSO Premiere), PROKOFIEV (Violin Concerto No. 2 in G Minor, Opus 63) and DVOŘÁK (Symphony No. 7 in D Minor, Opus 70).
Our soloist today Augustin Hadelich rounds out the program with Prokofiev’s intense Violin Concerto No. 2, and Andris Nelsons leads the BSO in Dvořák’s Symphony No. 7 – sometimes called the composer's greatest symphony. — 2 years ago
Moore Brothers Rhineland tasting 7/11/26, 4th beautiful lovely wine with a touch of sweetness and soft yet lovely texture and long finish. Classic. 10 ABV — 16 days ago
Good. Keep a couple on hand. Won't cellar — 24 days ago
Beautiful wine. Wish I was having it with the person who introduced me to Riesling. Honey, lemon, citrus, petrol but very light Emilie would love this if you read this try it — 6 months ago
Nose: gasoline, wet rock, ripe yellow apple, lime. Semi-dry with apple, lemon, minerals. Good acidity balances the RS. Super chuggable. — 8 months ago
Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections
Much better cool and on the second day. Complex nose of honey, slate, mineral, peach, apricot, porcini, spice and wild mint. The palate is juicy, ripe, honeyed and very pure, with good acidity completely integrated into the wine. The finish initially seems short, then unexpectedly returns and keeps changing, although not in an entirely cohesive way. It is like a 30-minute David Lynch film. Strange, compressed, complex and ultimately compelling. Great mature Auslese. — 2 days ago