Roman Ochocki

9.3

Nose: black fruit, maybe a bit of licorice. Aged for 18 months in French oak barrels and vanilla naturally invites itself to provide. On the palate, a bit herbal, peppery. Very good. I don't think a second bottle will wait long. Perfect opening for autumn. — 7 months ago

Liz Bird

9.4

YUM - body, oak, floral, so refreshing! — 4 years ago

Fredrik Finn

9.1

Sneak peaking on Wittmanns 2019 for the Morstein launching on thursday. There is no doubt that the German Rieslings remains one of the under priced gems of the wine world.
The Westhofener presents a pronounced intense nose, youthful but complex and nuanced aromas, well defined characters that is playing in several clusters. Lemon zest, white pears and plum juice followed by ginger and a prominent wet stone minerality over a savoury and salty canvas. A cut through acidity drives the palate through an intense fruit profile and a solid finish.

Paired with pan fried Salomon filet, creamed cabbage and a soy and brown butter vinaigrette with plenty of lemon juice. — 4 years ago

Mike Dinter

9.0

mit Mary am Wolfgangsee — 8 months ago

Joakim Lilliesköld

9.1

Great Riesling at Lilla Ego — 2 years ago

Conner Massey

9.3

Crunchy lite and dry. — 4 years ago

Neil Cornish

9.0

Could be mistaken for a Mersault. Very precise and lifted nose. Discrete reduction. Juicy mid palate that is almost like a top condrieu. — 5 years ago

John Gallo

9.0

Even better. — a year ago

Tony Chen

9.4

Nice wine even quiet young vintage. 2019 drinking nicely. — 4 years ago

Pablo Garcia

9.5

Not at all like an Austrian riesling. This was restrained, aromatic and minerally tinged. — 4 years ago