Weingut Spreitzer
Weingut Spreitzer Riesling Muschelkalk
Lime zest, dried pineapples, wet stone, hint of unripened white nectarines.
Lime zest, dried pineapples, wet stone, hint of unripened white nectarines.
Super impressed with how this overdelivered at $20. Drinking great with a few years of bottle development- tons of the classic petrol and mineral notes (as expected since this bottling is named for the ideal fossil/limestone soil found in Spreitzer’s vineyards).
Super impressed with how this overdelivered at $20. Drinking great with a few years of bottle development- tons of the classic petrol and mineral notes (as expected since this bottling is named for the ideal fossil/limestone soil found in Spreitzer’s vineyards).
Jan 16th, 2021Still has body and smooth but more savory/salty/dry than the others
Still has body and smooth but more savory/salty/dry than the others
Nov 10th, 2020Solid bone-dry riesling.
Great gold color, slightly sweet finish.
Solid bone-dry riesling.
Great gold color, slightly sweet finish.
About 2 years since my last bottle. While this is absolutely yummy, there has been little real progression in bottle to date. On the nose: green apple, soft peach, a suggestion of effervescence and some yeast. On the palate, fantastic acidity, green apple, meyer lemon, good density, and a very clean finish. Seems largely unchanged from my previous tastings.
About 2 years since my last bottle. While this is absolutely yummy, there has been little real progression in bottle to date. On the nose: green apple, soft peach, a suggestion of effervescence and some yeast. On the palate, fantastic acidity, green apple, meyer lemon, good density, and a very clean finish. Seems largely unchanged from my previous tastings.
Apr 24th, 2020