With shunji sushi — 4 years ago
Had with dessert with Tim’s family — 5 years ago
100% Riesling from a 0.2 hectare plot on limestone soils in the Furstentum Grand Cru, between the villages of Kientzheim and Sigolsheim, northwest of Colmar. Notes of citrus and minerals — 4 months ago
Well rounded. Excellent mouthfeel. Notes of honey, vanilla, and baking spices. — 2 years ago
Consumed from mag while in Kaysersberg, Alsace shortly after our visit to Paul Blanck.
One of the takeaways from our trip was that how impressive Grand Cru Pinot Gris can be. Due to the thin skin they naturally have, they ripen quickly and can be more susceptible to (noble) rot. From dry to VT, all expressions impressed.
The 2016 mag, like most of the Blanck wines, is more traditional and mineral driven as opposed to the sweeter expressions we tasted at other producers. Light yellow in the glass. Truffle honey and white floral notes aromatically. On the palate, it has great depth and weight with a perception of sweetness. Quince, honeyed stone fruits, roasted nuts, mineral-like limestone with an almost oily profile. Finish brings a kiss of citrus and acidity. Great food wine, and just now starting to show at its best. — 5 months ago
@Kay Delectable this is selection grain nobles riesling — 2 years ago
Luscious and apricot jammy. Modest sweetness. — 5 years ago
Noel Geisen
Faller Weinbach Fürstentum GWT 2018 heerlijk bij de indische pasteitjes en risolles !!!!! — 4 months ago