Trimbach
Clos Ste. Hune Alsace Riesling
Apples and diesel. Dry. Lovely bottle development
Apples and diesel. Dry. Lovely bottle development
1 person found it helpfulJun 26th, 2021Always a pleasure. Just wish it wasn’t so pricey.
Always a pleasure. Just wish it wasn’t so pricey.
1 person found it helpfulMay 19th, 2018Tea, white flowers, stone fruits with honeyed notes, slight hints of petrol and sherry, and still has vibrant acidity. Paired magnificently with the cheese course.
Tea, white flowers, stone fruits with honeyed notes, slight hints of petrol and sherry, and still has vibrant acidity. Paired magnificently with the cheese course.
Aug 8th, 2015Medium dark gold. Medium plus mouthfeel. Tactile on front of palate / slightly more glycerol mid palate. Wildflower honey, apricot/stone fruit. Slight bitterness. Came alive after 30-60 min in glass.
Medium dark gold. Medium plus mouthfeel. Tactile on front of palate / slightly more glycerol mid palate. Wildflower honey, apricot/stone fruit. Slight bitterness. Came alive after 30-60 min in glass.
Sep 2nd, 2017I tried this vintage once before and was excited to say the least. Upon first quaff, the wine seemed surprisingly reserved compared to my mental notes. I revisited it over a three-hour period, and sure enough, it came to life. A vibrant bouquet of lime and honeysuckle jumped from the glass. Totally balanced with electric acidity and minerality. It definitely lived up to its reputation.
I tried this vintage once before and was excited to say the least. Upon first quaff, the wine seemed surprisingly reserved compared to my mental notes. I revisited it over a three-hour period, and sure enough, it came to life. A vibrant bouquet of lime and honeysuckle jumped from the glass. Totally balanced with electric acidity and minerality. It definitely lived up to its reputation.
Jan 7th, 2017Wonderful wine. Acid-driven and dry. Early notes strangely reminiscent of a flavor between grape gum and bubble gum in the best way possible. Thanks so much @Alan Weinberg
Wonderful wine. Acid-driven and dry. Early notes strangely reminiscent of a flavor between grape gum and bubble gum in the best way possible. Thanks so much @Alan Weinberg
Apr 11th, 2016