Morstein Riesling

Quite exotic. Bright fruit, lemon and tight steely finish. Young. Lots of promise

Almost blowsy fruit with limestone, a tight lime finish.

lime, shells, salinity. Rock pools and a crisp finish. Intense V good.

subtle. Floral notes. Yellow flowers, steel. Nice structure. Calm

What a surprise this was. I thought KP’s most burly vineyard from a very warm vintage would have been a hedonistic treat for science, but the drinkability on this did not warrant such contemplations. Expectedly baroque in presence, yet the saliva-inducing acidity and the intense mineral saturation made this go down the wine hole way too easily. A reminder to always trust the producer! A one on the binary scale.

Too young but delicious. Wish could afford to drink more of these. Bruised apple, stone fruit, spice. Keller’s dry rieslings are incredible and special to drink.

Lovely eep fruit on the nose. Polished, quite ripe. Delicious and long.

Considering it was born in a cooler vintage, this was surprisingly opulent and lacked acidic drive. Splitting hairs of course.

Terrific. Smokey, citrusy, tang on the nose. Beautiful wine. Deep, perfect acidity in context of vintage.

It says something when your wine can be drunk young and old