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• The Fickle Palate wrote:

  March 12, 2017 - Frick makes many of his wines in an oxidative style and this is no exception, so while some may immediately claim its faulty, I'll be as objective as possible; amber gold in colour, an intriguing, honeyed combination of rotting apple puree, apricot jam and golden pastry prominent with a good dose of residual sugar lending texture and body. It's not overly complex but there's good, persistent length. For those who know the producer and appreciate the style (as I do), then you're in for a treat ****

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• AudunG wrote: flawed

  July 18, 2014 - Dark bronze color, which became even darker in the glass. Very oxidative, so this is not for everyone, and certainly not for my wife. Guess it has seen better days, when it was less oxidized. But there is still plenty of fruit, and the wine is concentrated and fullbodied. Some sweetness, which certainly har preserved the wine. I cannot say the wine is spoiled, even though nine out of ten would say so.

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Wine Definition

• Vintage 2002
• Type White
• Producer Pierre Frick
• Varietal Riesling
• Designation Sans Soufre
• Vineyard Rot Murlé
• Country France
• Region Alsace
• SubRegion n/a
• Appellation Alsace
• UPC Code 3551880001306

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• In Cellars 3 (43%)
• Consumed 4 (57%)

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