Richer & broader vs the Reiterpfad, more Meursault rather than Puligny. More Burgundian than Riesling’ian.
Needs a few mins to open up & to show off the ripe peachy, baked lemon, with some nice exotic notes, a bit of freshly baked lemon meringue pie. Elegant, complex, quite complete.
On the palate this is a bit broader, more self-assured, slightly rounder. The (elegant) wood aging a touch more prominent but beautifully balanced with the zingy Riesling acidity. The fruit is more in the back, alongside with the minerality. This is truly a nice one. The best of von Winning’s Erste Lagen? — 4 months ago
Awesome and inexpensive — 6 months ago
Sensational wine. Floral nose, explosive flavors, great texture, incredible length - mango, pineapple, coconut. Nothing to fear from this producer’s use of oak in this bottling. Perfect. Hard to find and, once open, disappears fast. Something like 120 cases produced. — 2 months ago
A beautiful example of a Pfalz Riesling - elegant, rounded, very Burgundian.
White peach and lemon peel, a whiff of white flowers and just a slight hint of wood.
On the palate this is impeccably balanced, with zingy acidity balanced with ripe peachy fruit. All that on a bed of rocky minerality with a very long, fine, salty fresh finish. This has nice depth and brilliant drinkability. Great stuff, even from the trickier 22 vintage.
Never disappoints. — 4 months ago
Mineral forward Riesling on the drier side. Delicious. — 6 months ago
Like a nice vinho verde. — 3 months ago
Nose: green pepper herbs.
Palate: lovely cab. Elegant red cherry. Nice vegetal.
$11 winebow — 4 months ago
Crisp and acidic, apricot and mineral notes. Very easy to drink on its own or with food — 7 months ago
Jonathan Warren
Very good. Super bueno for the Spanish speakers — a month ago