Some sulfur but it's gentle and integrated. Classic gruner phenolic presence providing both grip and pleasant bitterness on the finish. Very good.

Light and playful, with nice orange pith citris notes. Solid.

Cool melon on the nose. Light and delicate. A bit of funk/cat pee on the finish but not overpowering.

Medium to medium-plus acidity. Definitely not showing the electricity of so many Mosel and Nahe Rieslings from 21. Little to no fruit and rather one-dimensional. Did I catch in a dumb phase?

Ripe berries and oak on the nose. Palate is full bodied with disjointed toasty oak.

Wonderful nose of fresh berries and earth. The palate is light bodied, juicy, and fresh, showing medium acidity, and concentration without weight. Very good.

Shy nose. A lot of leather and tobacco, which doesn’t leave much room for anything else.

A very neutral wine with not a lot to say. A little blood orange makes a meager appearance.

Inky, clunky, and unbalanced, with an off-putting nose to boot.

Fairly dark color, with stewed fruit and a bit of musty-ness the nose. But then the palate does a 180 showing bright acids, light body, no faults, and not the slightest bit of overextraction. A really intriguing and perplexing wine that ultimately came through on the palate.

Acetone on nose and palate crowds out everything else.