• Color: Lemon but toward golden lemon • Nose: Medium intensity, wet stone, subtle lemon, • Mouth: Medium + intensity, medium + body, creamy, • Balanced, finish is not long.
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I read the pro reviews and feel quite inadequate. What, after all, does pulverized slate smell like? For me, I get basically grapefruit -- tart and bitter -- with a suggestion of peach, maybe apricot and green herbs. It has some toasty flavor, like oak, which dissipates into the fruit with some air. Texture-wise, it reminds me oddly of chardonnay, albeit with more acid cut; it's rounder and lusher than I expected, yet still with a basic delicacy that's quite lovely. Intensity without density: I should put that on a bumper sticker. This is my first German dry riesling (I've had plenty of sweeter German riesling and plenty of dry Austrian riesling), and it was quite nice.
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Rheingau - visiting Leitz & Breuer (Rudesheim): {cork, 12.5%, €38, AP 63.17} 20 years on these vines, so they’re not that old. This wine is all grey, beside its siblings. Maybe some apple aroma & flavour, but all granite and slate. The palate is dry (obviously), but with flavours of roses, flint, herbs. It’s very strange really. All structure; full-bodied for Riesling, with medium/high acid, and medium/long finish. But still nebulous at this age. Partly formed only; come back in a decade.
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12/5/2023 - perisolb Likes this wine:
Nese: gårdstun, svette, honning
Munn: mindre konsentrert enn forrige årgang. Grapefrukt
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7/23/2022 - Bolzano2022 wrote: 88 Points
• Color: Lemon but toward golden lemon
• Nose: Medium intensity, wet stone, subtle lemon,
• Mouth: Medium + intensity, medium + body, creamy,
• Balanced, finish is not long.
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12/8/2021 - ChrisR Likes this wine:
I read the pro reviews and feel quite inadequate. What, after all, does pulverized slate smell like? For me, I get basically grapefruit -- tart and bitter -- with a suggestion of peach, maybe apricot and green herbs. It has some toasty flavor, like oak, which dissipates into the fruit with some air. Texture-wise, it reminds me oddly of chardonnay, albeit with more acid cut; it's rounder and lusher than I expected, yet still with a basic delicacy that's quite lovely. Intensity without density: I should put that on a bumper sticker. This is my first German dry riesling (I've had plenty of sweeter German riesling and plenty of dry Austrian riesling), and it was quite nice.
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4/5/2019 - Bellbx Likes this wine: 93 Points
Nice Riesling. Earth scents. Wet rocks. Wet clam shells. Pineapple and lemon rind. Rubber hose smell. Quite dry. Nice acidity. Paired well with hummus and vegetables
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11/21/2017 - graemeg wrote:
Rheingau - visiting Leitz & Breuer (Rudesheim): {cork, 12.5%, €38, AP 63.17} 20 years on these vines, so they’re not that old. This wine is all grey, beside its siblings. Maybe some apple aroma & flavour, but all granite and slate. The palate is dry (obviously), but with flavours of roses, flint, herbs. It’s very strange really. All structure; full-bodied for Riesling, with medium/high acid, and medium/long finish. But still nebulous at this age. Partly formed only; come back in a decade.
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