More finesse & elegance bs the Rotenberg, yet with the same power hidden inside. Incredible precision, great balance - a touch more spice and a mineral streak piercing the wine. Beautiful. — 6 years ago
2005 Selection de Grains Nobles from Zind-Humbrecht from the famed Rotenberg Grand Cru. Medium Amber. Marmalade, peach syrup and apricot jam. Nutmeg and caramelised oranges. On the palate, super ripe and lusciously sweet syrup with great acidity and full bodied. Great mid palate allows the acidity to calm the syrup notes. Long long finish. Huge concentration. Apricot dominant. Caramel and hot cream. Carnation milk. Viscous. Wow. Something special. NB: surprised this isn't labelled Quintessence de Grains Nobles given the luscious nature of this wine. — 10 years ago
Nice and lemon notes in the flavor — 7 years ago
Fruit forward, but not offensively sweet. Pear, lychee and honey crisp apples, with passion fruit on the aftertaste. Smooth and delightfully easy to drink. — 9 years ago
17.5 2005. rich, off-dry but not high residual sugar, 14.5. Long. Perfect with artichoke (not easy to match, in my experience) — 8 years ago
One of my Romanian favourite. — 11 years ago
Pinotman /// Andreas
Clean and crisp. Eureka lemon. Hint of Kerosene. Lemon Oil. Excellent minerality and pose. Hint green apple. Touch herbs on the back palate. Young. Drink now or don’t touch for a decade. If you have the patience. Obviously i don’t it’s just too good. — 3 months ago