Krebs

Krebs

Freinsheim Grauburgunder

Salt, æble, mineralsk med super frisk sprød syre. — 4 years ago

Ferdinand Krebs

Trittenheimer Apotheke Auslese Riesling 1994

A fantastic aged Riesling that barely shows its 23 years of age. The nose was fresh and crisp with just a kiss of marmalade from the botrytis, however there was no notion of petrol which is all but unheard of for an old Mosel Riesling. The palate was gently sweet, almost like a young Kabinett but the complexity and richness of the wine was all old Auslese. — 7 years ago

Weingut Krebs

Trocken Spätburgunder 2013

This fella' made our rainy saturday feel like sunshine. Beautiful fruit, a nice minerality and a pleasant, fresh acidity. — 9 years ago

Sybaritewino, Velma and 10 others liked this

Weingut Krebs

Alte Reben Pinot Noir

Sam Li
8.9

Had in Switzerland. Smells classic pinot noir. Tastes a bit blend but got better later. Had with tasting menu — 6 years ago

E. Guigal

Brune et Blonde de Guigal Côte-Rotie Syrah 1983

A special thank you to BJ sommelier for The Krebs in Skaneateles for generously allowing me to taste this beauty. — 8 years ago

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Weingut Krebs

Freinsheimer Spätburgunder

Cherries from cherry pie steaming fresh out tha oven, caramelized onions, slate'ie, ☀️, pale, damp lemon rind oil from my tree, — 9 years ago

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Weingut Krebs

Reserve Pfalz Sauvignon Blanc 2013

Damn this grape develop fine in Germany. This one might lack some acidity, but still its a beautiful, complex wine with a whole garden of fruit. — 9 years ago

Les, Chanda and 6 others liked this

Ferdinand Krebs

Trittenheimer Altärchen Spätlese Riesling 2002

Golden in color. Little aroma if not none. Dried fruits, butterscotch and candy jam. — 7 years ago

Weingut Joh Matheus

Dhroner Hofberger Spätlese trocken Riesling 2002

Nicole Hakli
9.9

Don't see Spat Trocken much these days. Relative of Krebs. Great value. — 8 years ago

Velma, Daniel P. and 1 other liked this

Weingut Krebs

Merlot & Cabernet Sauvignon 2013

Two words: Elegance and finesse.

Like a tennis player performing the perfect slice instead of going for the smash. Like a heavyweight fighter dancing around, jabbing a thousand times, even though he could go for the KO any time.

For us good wine making comes down to two simple words: elegance and finesse.In this case it means not pumping the wine till it almost bursts just because you can, but to balance it perfectly. The acidity is there. The power is there. The spice is there. The fruit is there.

So, thank you Jürgen Krebs! This wine didn't only go perfect with tonights bbq, this cool grown grape juice also matched the summer evening like a match made in heaven.
— 8 years ago

Meg, Ted and 7 others liked this