Relatively toasty, stylish and soave, good energy, bold but not heavy. Nuanced, really drinking well. Disgorged in 2018.

Round with ripe peach and slight waxiness.

The riesling is evident. There's also a grassiness or green element. The wine seems fresh and vibrant.

Light and crisp, with white flowers, melon and slight citrus.

Wow, the nose is honeycomb and beeswax, while the palate is incredibly bright and acidic. Really complex and this bottle seemed open for business.

The group agreed that this drank like a beernauslese. Of course, that is very uneven according to the producer. Anyway, honeyed and rich without being cloying. Slight tropical fruit but mostly melon and peach.

Slightly sweet and slightly funky. Lacking complexity.

This actually reminded me of the Antica Terra rose, it drinks totally like a red wine. And a relatively substantial red wine. Lots of slightly candied red fruit with a bit of meat and earth.

Unctuous, the nose is insane, rich, dense. Absolutely fantastic if you like big wines. Regrettably, it did get woody, slightly bitter and alcoholic as the bottle warmed up.

Crisp zippy acidity with some sweetness and a somewhat coating mouthfeel that makes the wine seem rich. This is a vast improvement over most pinot gris that I've had.