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9.0

White currant, lime, fennel and basil on the nose anticipate the combination of lively, tart-edged juiciness with cooling green herbal infusion that subsequently characterizes a polished inner-mouth performance. While legally trocken – not to mention impeccably balanced – it isn’t labeled as such. Thanks to its harboring only 11.5% alcohol, this bottling finishes with a delightful sense of buoyancy that complements its unique combination of soothing cling, infectious juiciness and invigoratingly seedy crunchiness. What’s more, it displays regionally typical accents of smoke and stone. I could drink a lot of this! (David Schildknecht, Vinous, January 2020) — 2 months ago

Jimmy Angelidis

9.1

Salty, mineral, refreshing — 9 months ago

Max Hendgen

8.9

Slightly over the top — 2 years ago

Jordan Weissmann

9.4

Fantastic. Clover, honey, chamomile on the nose, dry — alcohol is a little sharp, and the acid is chilled out. But lovely drinking. — 5 months ago

Louis

9.0

Not grumpy — 7 months ago

with Mary

Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections

9.5

I adore this vineyard and am so happy to be selling it. Until this bottling never had any except Knebel. Stunning nose. Full of lower model opulence and minerality plus the bruckstuck funk. Yellow fruits and flowers abound along with a striking herbal element. Unreal nose. Palate is dense and chewy but light as a feather with perfectly judged opulence. Amazing acidity and so complex. Balanced and extraordinarily long and textured. Stunningly purity and grip. Wow. — 2 years ago

Peter Monteleone

Sales & Marketing Martine's Wines

9.1

Very savory, spicy and herbal - bay leaf, chamomile. Intriguing, perhaps more so than pleasing, both certainty both. — 6 months ago

Mary He

8.9

Off dry, a bit on the sweeter side, caramel notes like Coca-Cola, not super fruity. Not so much minerality for Mosel. — 7 months ago

with Louis

Max Reichwage

8.9

Faulty cork may have contributed to muted, slightly oxidized, nature of this bottle, but there’s still some killer acidity and sweetness in there — 2 years ago

Michael Piaker

9.3

29 March 2017. Flatiron Wines, New York, NY. — 3 years ago