Chris MacLean

9.2

Pretty Gruner — a day ago

with Sarah and Eli

Pinotman /// Andreas

9.2

I think found a new favorite. Peach, could have more acid. 12%. — 3 months ago

Mike Dinter

9.0

mit Mary am Wolfgangsee — 9 months ago

Chris MacLean

9.3

Good on night one; spectacular on night 2. — 10 months ago

with Sarah

Peter van den Besselaar

9.3

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. — a month ago

Nolan Berlin

9.0

Lauer Riesling brings the heat as expected. Acidic and aromatic, would pair well with something spicy or even fried. — 5 months ago

Will Stanley

9.4

Nose - quite shy, but unmistakably Riesling - not dissimilar to a warmer region like the Rheinhessen. Mineral and herbaceous at the moment, with the fruit very much a supporting act. What great potential!

Palate - huge concentration, especially on day two! Saline, tart, like an incredibly fresh lime dressed with salt - am I drinking tequila? Also so herbaceous and floral, with hints of lavender and even blue fruits.

More reserved than the powerful, fabulous 2019, but possessing a similar level of clarity in both the nose and palate, with tremendous salinity, impressive structure and a long finish. It feels a touch early to be drinking this - even with a decant - so I look forward to breaching this case again in a few years’ time.

94+ — 9 months ago

Matthew Cohen

9.5

Nose : yellow flowers.

Palate: grapefruit. Candied lemon. Mineral. Dense. Delicious.

Fass selections — a month ago

Brendan Powell

9.4

Unique and excellent pairing with fish. - at LSL reastaurant — a month ago

Brian Hearty

9.4

2022. Had side-by-side with the similarly delicious Weiser-Künstler “Enkircher Steffensberg im Löwenbaum" Riesling Spatlese 2022. The Lauer has a tiny bit more complex flavor and a little more mouthwatering acidity. I would gladly enjoy either wine again over the next few decades! — 9 months ago