2017 Reichsrat Von Buhl Forster Pechstein Riesling Großes Gewächs

Community Tasting Notes (9) Avg Score: 91 points

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  3/2/2024 - Robjes wrote: 88 Points

  Yellow, ripe fruit and wax, minerals, a bit of cyellow curry, maybe even a bit of petrol. Not a lot of acidity for a Riesling. Good wine.

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  4/8/2023 - calypse wrote: 92 Points

  Spontistinker in der Nase, der mit Luft fast vollständig verschwindet. Viel Zug, resche Säure. Insgesamt recht karg, dabei aber faszinierend salzig/steinig, minimale Petrolnoten. Hat noch Potential!

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  3/11/2023 - Collector1855 wrote: 89 Points

  During a walkabout event, no detailed tasting notes. Not a fan of Buhl wines, they lack freshness and minerality IMO.

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  11/17/2022 - Invest wrote: 91 Points

  PnP, 12,5% Alc..
  
  A bit mature yellow color, going towards sherry.
  
  Nose: First impression, black slate, some flintstone with hints of yellow fruit. Later these flavors nearly completely vanished and the nose closed.
  
  On the palate a similar experience, first lots of minerality, black slate impressions, yellow fruit, apple, sweetness combined with good acidity and freshness. After about 0.5h everything was gone and became much more diffuse.
  
  Obviously, the wine loses very very quickly and that may be a not so good sign for the future (91-).

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  9/12/2022 - Head4Heights Likes this wine: 92 Points

  50mm natural cork (a keeper then). 24 carat gold colour. Med(+) intensity nose with orange, apricot, apple, sweet spice and even tropical notes. The body is medium, it’s dry (obvs), high acidity and pronounced in flavour. Smooth and balanced. Lovely long finish. This is a food wine and is needed to balance the acidity. Not cheap at £40-£45, which will sound cheap quite soon given the rampant inflation. This will keep for a long time.

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