Weingut Greiner
Trocken Chasselas
Germany
Henning had this a year ago
Henning had this a year ago
1 person found it helpfulNov 24th, 2025
2023 vintage. Still phenomenal. Last tasted 6.10.26. 9.29.26.
2023 vintage. Still phenomenal. Last tasted 6.10.26. 9.29.26.
Sep 30th, 20262023 vintage. This was lasciviously good. So refreshing and different along with resto cost being $20. Wut. Minerals, orchard/stone fruits, salinity. Hints of ripeness but only just. Light medium body. 6.10.26.
2023 vintage. This was lasciviously good. So refreshing and different along with resto cost being $20. Wut. Minerals, orchard/stone fruits, salinity. Hints of ripeness but only just. Light medium body. 6.10.26.
Jun 11th, 2026
Visited the winery close to Schliengen in the Bonnies. Baden / Germany. There is really no doubt in my mind that Max Greiner is a rising star. This his basic Chasselas matches Ziereisens versions easily. At the moment chiseled and sharp. Plenty of acid. And lemon mostly with a pinch of herbs. Apparently Lisa Turpetz picked up his whole 2024 production for the US. I will certainly get some.
Visited the winery close to Schliengen in the Bonnies. Baden / Germany. There is really no doubt in my mind that Max Greiner is a rising star. This his basic Chasselas matches Ziereisens versions easily. At the moment chiseled and sharp. Plenty of acid. And lemon mostly with a pinch of herbs. Apparently Lisa Turpetz picked up his whole 2024 production for the US. I will certainly get some.
Jun 3rd, 2026