Dönnhoff

Hermannshöhle GG Riesling

9.3314 ratings
9.4107 pro ratings
Nahe, Germany
Riesling
Pork, Squash & Root Vegetables, Chili & Hot Spicy, White Fish, Fruit Desserts, Meaty & Oily Fish, Duck, Goat & Feta Cheese, Blue Cheese
Top Notes For
Tom Elliot

Founder Northwest Wines

10

Amazing! Still fresh but with deep layered complexity.

Amazing! Still fresh but with deep layered complexity.

Sep 2nd, 2024
Aaron Tan

The 07’ Hermannshohle was a wine I’ve enjoyed immensely many times before, but the Kirchspiel wiped the floor with it on this occasion. It was just a little too broad in comparison - very obvious that it had more of those golden berries come through. Still quite delicious though, with also a melange of fruits which pushes the candied edge at times, good minerality though a little earthier, and a very long finish. Definitely a “baroque” wine.

The 07’ Hermannshohle was a wine I’ve enjoyed immensely many times before, but the Kirchspiel wiped the floor with it on this occasion. It was just a little too broad in comparison - very obvious that it had more of those golden berries come through. Still quite delicious though, with also a melange of fruits which pushes the candied edge at times, good minerality though a little earthier, and a very long finish. Definitely a “baroque” wine.

Aug 6th, 2024
Ed Lehrman

This wine is a baby. Nice clean petroleum nose. Almost frizzante-style acidity, very stony finish to the point of clipping. Very good but time should show more on this one.

This wine is a baby. Nice clean petroleum nose. Almost frizzante-style acidity, very stony finish to the point of clipping. Very good but time should show more on this one.

Mar 21st, 2021
Eric Guido

The 2009 Donnhoff Hermannshohle is rich and ample in the glass, showing sweet peaches and pear, with hints of kiwi, honeysuckle, and white smoke.  It races across the palate with precision and poise, delivering mineral-tinged orchard fruits, perfectly balancing weighty textures and ripeness with an acid-mineral thrust. The finish is long and floral, complemented by lingering flavors of lime and green apple with cheek puckering tension. Wow!

The 2009 Donnhoff Hermannshohle is rich and ample in the glass, showing sweet peaches and pear, with hints of kiwi, honeysuckle, and white smoke.  It races across the palate with precision and poise, delivering mineral-tinged orchard fruits, perfectly balancing weighty textures and ripeness with an acid-mineral thrust. The finish is long and floral, complemented by lingering flavors of lime and green apple with cheek puckering tension. Wow!

May 20th, 2020
Gilbert Van Hassel

Too good to be true. Saline, full bodied petroleum soooo good. Not moved an inch other than being more accessible.

Too good to be true. Saline, full bodied petroleum soooo good. Not moved an inch other than being more accessible.

May 19th, 2020
Paul Masson

Die wein fur die wurst und die berger, ist gut

Die wein fur die wurst und die berger, ist gut

Mar 28th, 2020
Ryan Mullins

Not peewee

Not peewee

Jun 21st, 2019
Sylvia Bednarz

Hi.

Dec 9th, 2018
Veronica Castro

Elegance and power. A beautifully made wine. Striking minerality, intense stoniness. The fruit comes later: pineapple, nectarine, with saltiness and limeyness at the end. Coming from 49 year old vines, and below 4g RS. Stealing your soul! So intense.

Elegance and power. A beautifully made wine. Striking minerality, intense stoniness. The fruit comes later: pineapple, nectarine, with saltiness and limeyness at the end. Coming from 49 year old vines, and below 4g RS. Stealing your soul! So intense.

Aug 13th, 2017
Lee Pitofsky

Juicy acidity and great energy, notes of ripe stone fruits, melon and lots of minerals

Juicy acidity and great energy, notes of ripe stone fruits, melon and lots of minerals

Aug 10th, 2017