Medium yellow. Deep, mellow, low pitched aromas without any petrol. Medium to full bodied. Completely dry stone fruit drenched with soil. Interesting herbal thread, high acidity, grapefruit on the finish. Impossibly fresh and not yet fully mature. Great dry Riesling.

Full yellow. Prominent petrol. Dry, powerful stone fruit, stone, and outstanding drive and length.

Deep yellow. Some petrol, black tea, and peach on the nose. Medium weight. Slightly loose, glycerine feel, just off dry, plenty of soil, ripe melon, and rising citrus on the finish. Mature, very interesting mix of flavors.

Medium yellow. Lush entry, off dry. Exotic tropical and yellow orchard fruit, resoundingly acidic, stony finish. This is not fully integrated-maybe another 5 years?

Light golden. Nice medium to lighter bodied wine atop a stone foundation. Mature, secondary mixed fruit, moderate sweetness and richness, long soil finish. Very good but not particularly distinguished.

Medium yellow. Middleweight, quite glycerine, simple sweet fruit, some soil. Marred by estery, chemical notes and a harsh, short finish. Poor.

I did not note the fuder number. Complex aromatic mixture of spice, herbs, and bright fruit. Light, lively, and shimmering on the palate. Only moderate sweetness, apple jelly and a strong slate imprint. Delicious, pure, and so focused. One of my favorites today.

Full yellow. Light to medium weight. Spice and white flowers. Expressive citrus, apple, and vanilla bean, moderate residual sugar. Impressively vibrant and delicate for a 2003.

Full yellow. Deep, honeyed, unctuous stone fruit and spice. Almost BA style. Still primary and unevolved. Tremendous length. Incredible potential even though it already 27 years old.

Golden orange color. Honeyed nose with an off, dirty note. Cleaner in the mouth. Medium weight, not that sweet or lush. That may actually be less sweet than the Le Gallais Auslese. Guava, apple, herbs, slate, and very prominent tart acidity. Not a perfect bottle, but very much alive, interesting, and old school.

Light golden. Subtle, rich spiced peach and a bit of corn kernel. Great texture, feel, and length. Some exoticism yet restrained. Lively and beautifully balanced. Great dessert wine.

Medium yellow. Pineapple, honeysuckle, and grapefruit at the end. Simple and the sweetness sticks out.

Deep amber. Maderized, very sweet burnt caramel, prune, citrus, and light soil. Short, bitter, nutty finish. Well past its time, but it still has some interesting components.