This 2016 Riesling wine is made from late-harvested grapes, so it is sweet. However, it is sweet in a different way than a dessert wine is sweet. There is no layered sugar, no raisiny note. I get the sweetness of the grapes, and the minerals which accompany them. Stone fruit is apparent, as is the smell of a wet driveway, a whiff of ozone and the faint petrol notes that begin to show in Rieslings over time. This may be one of the best examples of the grape that I have had. — 6 years ago
Regular unleaded and lemon meringue 👏 — 4 months ago
Expressive nose of acacia blossom, Lemmon, , minerality. In the mouth as acid as it smelled, light bodied and length. True to the place and variety. — 5 months ago
New vintage who dis? Seamless, unctuous. Truly the wine you need with Sichuan — 5 years ago
Slightly sweet - could crush a full bottle easy — 6 years ago
'09 in 3/26. KL auction $45. Last one. Still in great shape. Missing the "bite" I loved from my very 1st Weil experience. 13.5 but def not bone dry. — 3 months ago
Pear, baked apple, lemon, honey and mango. Great acidity and balance. — 4 months ago
Beautiful full bodied robust standing tall petro oily slate bite no apologies — 6 months ago
Smells like a Riesling, honey and citrus, sweetness that isn't overpowering and is balanced by some minerality. Perfect pairing for spicy food! — 10 months ago
Taavi Davies
Very young but super long finish. Citrus peel at end — 24 days ago