Tom Casagrande

9.1

Needs some air time to fully show its complexity. Intense nose has freshly-sliced green apple and loads of slatey minerality. In the mouth there’s intense acidity magna-leving the crisp green apple and citrus pith fruit and mineral notes. Not the most concentrated or lengthy but a great value. — 7 months ago

Ryan Guy

9.2

Zesty lime peel, spiced pear, and minerality. Vibrant tart green apples with limestone and sour lime punch with acidity driving the finish. Outstanding QPR. — 6 years ago

Matthias Gassner

9.8

Probably the best Blaufränkisch I‘ve ever had!
Very deep & dense dark red, heavy viscosity.
Lots of purple fruit, a basket full of spices (black pepper, cinnamon, vanilla, herbal notes) and earthy notes (wet loamy soil).
High but smooth tannins, mouthwatering minerality, fine acidity, well integrated alcohol. Relatively dominant oak - needs much more time to integrate. Potential for two decades at least, with optimal drinking window starting at ~2020. — 7 years ago

Karen Tripson

9.0

Find more! This is the bone dry zippy acidity I like. — 2 years ago

Barny

9.3

Sehr gehaltvoll, macht Druck — 5 years ago

Pauline Gibert

9.1

The bright golden color of this Riesling is very intense such as the nose that offers a clean fragrant bouquet. The first smell goes on greedy ripe fruit and hints of fresh butter quickly balanced by floral aromas. The first sensation of the palate is lively and reveals a sharp freshness on delicate green apple and lime. Then it soften to give flavorsome white peach aromas. Very well balanced the finish is smooth and refreshing. For those who like to have a evolving palate, this wine will not let you down. — 7 years ago

Andrew Wyse

Co-owner Klima Weinhandler

9.3

Bangin deal! A liter of serious spätburgunder! — 9 years ago

RJ Stefanski

9.0

So much flavor wrapped up in a bright, almost too easy to drink package. No mistaking this for anything but Riesling with an exuberant nose of tangerine, petrol, and pool toys. Great body with supple fruit and mouth watering acidity. Delicious now but sure to cellar well for at least a decade.

More info: the Tesch single plot wines are always spatlese trocken (usually around 12.5%), with around 4 g/l of RS and 7.8 g/l acidity, with no oak.

Krone vineyard: south east facing slopes, dry site with soils ranging from loess limestone to weathered sandstone. — 4 years ago

Frank Kuo

9.4

Color of bubbly gold. Nose of mild volume, nutty fragrance, oak, and some tropical fruit. Taste follow similar structure with addition of subtle acidity, some zest, and some minerals. Aftertaste is dominated by the long subtle acidity. Very good with salmon. — 6 years ago

Cameron Etezadi

9.2

Stunningly inexpensive white burgundy. Moderate to high acidity and alcohol. Light to pale straw color. Strong floral notes and lemon, lime notes. Crisp finish. — 9 years ago