Not much nose. Light, apply, off dry. Quite like cider.

Yeasty. Heavy. Dry and mineral. Would have a hard time picking this out as Riesling.

Green tones. Medium weight, some glycerine. Neutral flavors. Reminiscent of white Graves.

Peach aromatics. Light to medium weight. Dry. Not much flavor.

Floral. Off dry, neutral palate with a burst of minerality and slate at the end.

Apricot. Viscous and off dry. Powerful rockiness on the finish.

Nectarine. Light weight. Crisp, tart flavors with a bit of residual sugar. Good value.

Aromatic citrus. Large scaled for Kabinett. Moderate residual sugar, good stony finish. Very good.

More penetrating aromatics than the Kabinett. Lush, fairly sweet, good acidity. More Auslese in character, not as mineral as the Kabinett.

Lime nose. Rich entry and spicy, but tremendous minerality and acidity cut through the sweetness. My clear favorite of the tasting and great value at $21.

Early petrol. Ripe entry, intense citrus fruit balanced by almost painful structure (but here, pain is pleasure). Very good.

Minty. Glycerine and sweet. Delicious yellow peach with acidity that sneaks up at the end.