Vintage 2020 | First day of spring. Intanticide perhaps, but jolly good now. Palle yellow. Smell with pear and Guadeloupe melon. Schist. Powerfull balanced taste with high bitters and blood orange zeste. Lovely wine, says the wife. Happy wife, happy life! Paired with chicocery with ham and vacherin mont d’or cheese from the oven and topped with spring onion and truffle. Find it and put some bottles in your cellar. — 7 months ago
2006 vintage. Light-medium body. Petrol nose immediately wafting up from the glass. Diminished Pippin apple flavors and scents. Still retaining excellent notes of acidity that continue to carry this effort indefinitely. Don’t ask what I paid for two cases of this because you’ll think I’m yanking your chain. 9.4.25. — 2 months ago
Notes of apricot and honeysuckle. Paired with a vanilla almond cake and strawberries — 3 months ago
Zach D
@Delectable Wine this is the Kreuznacher Kahlenberg auslese trocken. Seemingly a novelty as from what I’ve read this is the only year they have produced a dry auslese. The nose is tertiary with dried orchard fruits, dried pineapple, hint of petrol, dried oregano and mint. The palate has a honeyed component of dried apricot and dried pineapple. High acid. The finish falls off quickly which might be indicative that it is over the hill slightly. Lacks a bit of concentration and with some residual sugar would likely be improved. Still, an enjoyable wine. — 16 hours ago