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Compared to my first impression I had when I tasted this boy back in November last year for the first time, the oak appears a bit more present, especially on the palate. Curious to see if & how it will integrates over the next years. Nevertheless a cool, focused Chardonnay which is definitely one of the best examples of this grape variety out of Germany.
Compared to my first impression I had when I tasted this boy back in November last year for the first time, the oak appears a bit more present, especially on the palate. Curious to see if & how it will integrates over the next years. Nevertheless a cool, focused Chardonnay which is definitely one of the best examples of this grape variety out of Germany.
Julian Huber is on a good way to produce the best Chardonnay in Germany. The oak is beautifully integrated as this is often a problem with Chards from Germany but not here. A bit more fruit than the Bienenberg.
Julian Huber is on a good way to produce the best Chardonnay in Germany. The oak is beautifully integrated as this is often a problem with Chards from Germany but not here. A bit more fruit than the Bienenberg.
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