2012 Weingut Reinhold Haart Ohligsberger Riesling Spätlese
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Mosel Fine Wines
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By Jean Fisch and David Rayer
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Maturing Wines: 10 years after retrospective of 2012, Issue #61, 5/1/2022, (See more on Mosel Fine Wines...)
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By Joel B. Payne
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December 2013, 12/1/2013, (See more on Vinous...)
Mosel Fine Wines
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By Jean Fisch and David Rayer
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Vintage Report 2012, Review by Estate - Part II, Issue #23, 10/1/2013, (See more on Mosel Fine Wines...)
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By Michael Schmidt
(Reinhold Haart, Wintricher Ohligsberg Riesling Grosses Gewächs Mosel White) Subscribe to see review text.
8/30/2013, (See more on JancisRobinson.com...)
View From the Cellar
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By John Gilman
(Wintricher Oligsberg Riesling Spätlese- Weingut Reinhold Haart) Login and sign up and see review text.
Mar/Apr 2013, Issue #44, The 2012 German Vintage: A Throwback Vintage of Beautiful Ripeness, Zesty Acidity and Virtually No Botrytis
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Wine Definition
- Vintage2012
- TypeWhite - Off-dry
- ProducerWeingut Reinhold Haart
- VarietyRiesling
- DesignationSpätlese
- VineyardOhligsberger
- CountryGermany
- RegionMosel Saar Ruwer
- SubRegionn/a
- Appellationn/a
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5/27/2021 - Rieslingfan wrote:
Followed over the course of six hours, this really blossomed after about four, and continued to unfurl until it was gone. Darker in fruit expression than the more well known Goldtropfchen bottling, this felt serious, and intellectually fascinating more than it did fun. That’s not to cast aspersions on the wine. I enjoyed it, and kept going back to it. But it was more Citizen Kane than Blazing Saddles.
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