• David_T wrote:

    December 28, 2016 - Still fresh, the aromas/flavors match my original note just with a bit more age. Drink through 2017.

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  • nzinkgraf wrote:

    September 15, 2014 - I had grossly under estimated this wine. Lots of pear and juicy grape notes and not all too flowery and Gewürz-y. Starting to get a little waxy on the palate and nose a la Brandborg Riesling at 5 years and beyond. But still has a grape crystal note with slicing acid. Absolutely fantastic with spicy Asian peanut noodles.

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  • Madkat Likes this wine: 92 points

    August 3, 2013 - I agree with the others on this one, great nose of citrus and stone fruits... burst of acidity at first followed by layers of fruit, minerals and acid... nice easy finish that makes you want more. Very good.

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  • David_T Likes this wine: 90 points

    May 12, 2013 - Stone fruit & lychee nose. The palate is very vibrant with notes of stone fruit, lychee & minerals. Pleasant acidity & a lively finish. Very refreshing & tasty.

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  • gripNsip Likes this wine: 88 points

    March 5, 2013 - Smells great, big aromas of fresh squeezed orange, peach, grass and citrus. Loads of acidity on the palate early on in the palate pairing with limes, oranges and pineapple. Long expression of acidity, it sits in the cheeks, and the flavor lingers nicely and long on the finish. Paired ok with meatballs surprisingly. Overall this is a really nice wine, medium-high intensity flavors and acid with good integration and interesting, delicious flavors.

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  • spidersva Likes this wine: 92 points

    December 31, 2012 - I can't imagine Gewurz getting much better than this, especially for the price.

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  • Ben Christiansen wrote:

    April 10, 2012 - Tastier than in the past. Wonder why. Ok at $18.

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  • nzinkgraf wrote:

    April 8, 2012 - Rich nose, dry palate. 15% Riesling. peach, pear, flower.

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  • Vinomarcus wrote: 89 points

    February 3, 2012 - The wines of Sleight of Hand & Va Piano with Trey Busch and Justin Wylie (Peter Pratt's Inn): Great acidity, notes of chopped peanuts, spices and orange zest. This was a terrific version of a US Gewurtz, never to be confused with Alsace mind you, but very enjoyable.

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  • NavyVet6874 wrote: 92 points

    November 15, 2011 - Stumbled on this at Fred Meyer in Redmond, WA, so I grabbed a couple. My earlier tasting note says 11/7 but the comments are a month older, so I was happy to see this. Paired with Copper River sockeye tonight; again wonderful.

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