Light gold color. Drank 1 glass over 30 minutes. This was even better than the last time I had it, nose and palate are consistent; nice earth, nutty, delicate, brioche with citrus and tree fruit, fine minerality. Medium plus finish.

Pale gold color. PNP, drank 1 glass over 30 minutes. The nose is brisk, sea air, shell minerality, fresh cut honeydew melon, citrus. The palate is saline infused, mineral rich, crisp with lime and melon notes, medium finish. Perfect as expected with the oysters.

Medium gold color. Drank 1 glass over an hour. Fantastic, every bit as good as the last time I had it. Amazing on the nose with fresh yeast, pear, very floral, dried herbs, earth, toasted almond, tangerine. The palate has both power and finesse, great intensity, floral, apple, pear, melon, very elegant and crisp clean minerality, almond, and so fresh; very, very long finish - wow. What a honey.

Light gold color. PNP, drank 1 glass over 90 minutes. Slow to evolve in glass, initially rather reserved and non-descript (Craig mentioned a spoiled milk note), but it blossoms after 45 minutes to reveal a tropical character, nectarine, peach, passion fruit, and distinct minerality. The palate has marked viscosity, lemon oil, citrus zest, earthy, apricot, passion fruit, medium bodied, slate, medium finish. This is a wine that requires some time to emerge to full appreciate.

Light gold color. PNP, Drank 1+ glass over 90 minutes. This was a pristine bottle, a wow wine with a great nose and palate. I was struck by the intensity here. The nose was tropical, very fresh fruits, mango, orange, orange blossoms, quite floral, butterscotch, a touch of anise, mineral. The palate was lively and expressive, gorgeous minerality, precise, tropical, citrus, anise. Long finish. I loved this bottle! 94+ to 95pts.

Light gold color. PNP, drank 1 glass over an hour. This was good, introverted currently, minerals, lemon, citrus, floral. Medium full body, medium finish, earthy, brisk minerality, citrus. Lean. Could flesh out with some time? 91(+?)

Very pale gold color. This was another striking wine, brightly floral, peach, minerals, orange, mild oak. The palate is lively, balanced, very bright, peach, orange zest, clean brisk minerals, citrus, focused and long on the finish. A pleasure to drink.

Light-medium gold color. Drank 1 glass over 45 minutes. This bottle was not as good as one from 2 years ago. The nose is smoky, oak, stinky earth, toasted, citrus. The palate is big, volumptous, orange, citrus, nutty, toasted oak, sharp oak finish, medium finish. Suffered by comparison tonight and coming at the end; not what I typically expect from Kistler. 89-90pts.