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I've hit the last 4 out of 5 weekly wine committees and it has been a treat every time. This week, @Jeff Meyer hosted and schooled everyone on how good German wines can be!
I guessed Riesling but in comparison to white number 1, I thought this was Alsatian. Not as sweet, and more oil like in the finish. Really benefited from some air time.
I've hit the last 4 out of 5 weekly wine committees and it has been a treat every time. This week, @Jeff Meyer hosted and schooled everyone on how good German wines can be!
I guessed Riesling but in comparison to white number 1, I thought this was Alsatian. Not as sweet, and more oil like in the finish. Really benefited from some air time.
Beautiful nose with a mix of ripe yellow stone fruit, apricot, orange zest mixed with a hint of petrol & wet stone. The 13% alcohol here are very well integrated. Good amount of fruit on the mid palate. Mineral driven finish.
Beautiful nose with a mix of ripe yellow stone fruit, apricot, orange zest mixed with a hint of petrol & wet stone. The 13% alcohol here are very well integrated. Good amount of fruit on the mid palate. Mineral driven finish.
Rheingau, Germany
