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Wine Definition
- Vintage2007
- TypeWhite
- ProducerDr. Bürklin-Wolf
- VarietyRiesling
- Designationn/a
- VineyardWachenheimer Rechbächel
- CountryGermany
- RegionPfalz
- SubRegionn/a
- Appellationn/a
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- UPC/EAN Code4016462318108
11/6/2016 - Linn wrote: 94 Points
Very muted and tasted lame on day one. 24hrs in the fridge and it sings. Great showing on day 2.
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11/14/2013 - Kirk Grant wrote:
Color: Golden Yellow
Smell: Light tropical notes with hints of citrus
Taste: Lemon, quince, and lime with hints of honey and mineral
Overall: Outstanding!! Light-medium body with high acidity, vibrant fruit, and a medium length finish. It's finally starting to come into it's own and seems ready to drink now.
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5/10/2013 - Kirk Grant wrote:
Color: Light yellow
Smell: Quince, lime, coconut
Taste: Lemon, yellow apple, pineapple, and tropical fruits.
Overall: light-medium body, hi acidity, med+ fruit, and nice complexity on both the palate and the nose. To me, this is a very good wine that could become something outstanding with a little time sideways. Maybe best to check in on this in another 2-3 years.
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12/24/2011 - janim Likes this wine: 90 Points
Excellent Riesling, good with fish dishes. Dark yellow, mouth-filling, not very oily, long aftertaste with dried apricot, toast.
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1/20/2010 - honest bob wrote: 89 Points
An amazing, mercurial, fascinating wine. Scent: overripe peach, seawater, distilled water and apricot in equal measure(!) Taste, changed every 5 minutes. Initially thin, with fine acidic grip, then suddenly fat and oily, then as slender as an Art Nouveau maiden. Short and (again) strangely, but not unpleasantly, saline aftertaste. Several points short of greatness, but a fascinating evening in the company of a wonderful raconteur. 89P; worth every cent of 16 Euros for one of the most remarkable vinous experiences I can remember...
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