Claiborne and Churchill

Edna Valley Dry Riesling

9.023 ratings
9.210 pro ratings
Edna Valley, Central Coast, California, USA
Riesling
Top Notes For
David Shaw

Revisiting vintage

Revisiting vintage

Sep 20th, 2020
David Shaw

Retasting vintage

Retasting vintage

Aug 7th, 2020
David Shaw

Retasting vintage

Retasting vintage

May 12th, 2020
David Shaw

Pale white with a pale golden refraction. Floral, perfumed notes in nose. Litchi with slight grapefruit flavor, moderate skin astringency with mild seed tannin bitterness. Good body, acidity, rounded mouthfeel. Chrysanthemum with some green tea aftertaste. Lovely stuff, reminds me of the subtle flavor profiles I experienced living in Guangdong Province (Cantonese cuisine)

Pale white with a pale golden refraction. Floral, perfumed notes in nose. Litchi with slight grapefruit flavor, moderate skin astringency with mild seed tannin bitterness. Good body, acidity, rounded mouthfeel. Chrysanthemum with some green tea aftertaste. Lovely stuff, reminds me of the subtle flavor profiles I experienced living in Guangdong Province (Cantonese cuisine)

Jan 22nd, 2020
David Shaw

Similar tasting profile to my previous notes for this vintage. Just had to have some more...

Similar tasting profile to my previous notes for this vintage. Just had to have some more...

Jun 3rd, 2019
David Shaw

Pale yellow white, excellent clarity. Chrysanthemum and non-diesel-like Riesling notes in nose. Litchi, lemon and lime flavors. Light to moderate skin astringency in finish, slight seed bitterness. Lemon lime aftertaste that evolves after an hour into a spicy malic aftertaste. Rounded mouthfeel, good acidity, crisp and refreshing. This would be a fun Riesling to taste blind versus a citrusy Gruner Veltliner, similar yet this being distinctly a Riesling in character. Almost worth decanting but just spend a couple of hours nursing this one until the bottle is drained. Don’t overchill

Pale yellow white, excellent clarity. Chrysanthemum and non-diesel-like Riesling notes in nose. Litchi, lemon and lime flavors. Light to moderate skin astringency in finish, slight seed bitterness. Lemon lime aftertaste that evolves after an hour into a spicy malic aftertaste. Rounded mouthfeel, good acidity, crisp and refreshing. This would be a fun Riesling to taste blind versus a citrusy Gruner Veltliner, similar yet this being distinctly a Riesling in character. Almost worth decanting but just spend a couple of hours nursing this one until the bottle is drained. Don’t overchill

Mar 1st, 2019
Blake Conklin

Cellar Hand Relic Winery

9.1

Killer

Killer

Jul 14th, 2017
Clayton Bahr

Trying some fun, new wines

Trying some fun, new wines

Aug 5th, 2015
Paul Watson

Good effort here.

Good effort here.

Sep 4th, 2015
Stacy Pham

Perfectly refreshing

Perfectly refreshing

Aug 9th, 2014