• Buff Tannen, USXFel Presidente wrote:

    August 2, 2023 - I truly, madly, deeply, don't gaf about this thoroughly average riesling, the most noteworthy aspect of which was its annoying introductory gurgle that mercifully blew off and allowed me to fully apprehend its dismissable competence on day 2. No razor laser searing blabbedy blah blah here, just riesling, take it or leave it, chief

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  • viniferatu Likes this wine:

    July 9, 2021 - Nice! Aromas of grapefruit, white currant, yellow cherry, melon, mint, sage, citrus oil, white flowers, a little tomato leaf and clean white smoke... Light and zippy on the palate, pretty much dry, but there is a sense of supportive RS. Juicy and citrusy finish features lots of pithy and herbal nuance. I would drink this in the next five years, but it may hold up longer.

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  • BillBell73 Likes this wine:

    June 4, 2021 - This seems a little more dry and a bit less complex than other vintages of this that I’ve tried but the trocken crowd should be pleased. The nose is stunning, though, and much better than you would expect at the price.

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  • Putnam Weekley wrote: 91 points

    May 30, 2021 - Immich-Batterieberg 2018 Riesling Kabinett Trocken, CAI, 11.5%, AP 01. Q: HOW are 2018 Mosel Rieslings in May 2021? From a room temp bottle drunk over 48 hours. Very steady bouquet and attack. Tender, cohesive texture. Acid is not playing the diva here. It's like a Mosel expression of golden orb Chablis. I have a hunch these 2018s will not have a dumb or otherwise troubled phase. Preserved like 2015 and 2017; green and floral like 2014 and 2016. They will simply slowly melt into themselves. The drink is muscular, vividly mineral, and trussed with thick briny ropes of apple peel and cardamom. It seems less dry than "trocken" thanks to the reclined, lurking posture of its acidity. A slurp can rest on the lisp of your tongue without searing it. This vacancy of a cutting sensation leaves room for the perception of Riesling meat―salted, twiggy cellulose, impregnated with resin and organized to resemble succulent rib chops, of green and yellow, so, vegan, I suppose. I hope to obtain another bottle or two and wait until 2024 to open them, maybe on Riesling's birthday. 91+ –I'm confident this will eventually flirt with 93-95.

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  • marco-vini wrote: 85 points

    March 21, 2021 - Fruttato intenso con richiami principalmente esotici. Beva fresca con una morbidezza alquanto avvolgente.

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  • Ben Christiansen wrote:

    January 28, 2021 - Nose has that brisk clean note. Fairly weighty body to it. Kinda delicious stuff.

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  • pdr_urrutia wrote: 88 points

    January 23, 2021 - Solid juice. Nose of ripe peach and lime. Creamy palate unfurls juicy green apple, peach, and salty stone with white flowers and a hint of green tea.

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  • SpaceRoland wrote: 92 points

    October 5, 2020 - Bästa Riesling jag druckit. Mycket frisk med fina citrustoner.

  • Seth Rosenberg Likes this wine: 91 points

    August 7, 2020 - Hand off from my dad. This was opened last night. Cooled it down and then poured a few hours later. So to me right now this is kind of flipped from the Sepp Moser - the nose on this is kind of muted and austere, but the palate is pretty damn good. Ok, so now the nose is showing more as well, which makes this quite good. Some red apple, good minerality, a little spice, lime, stones and a touch of broth and peach. The palate is dry and laser-focused. High acid. But there is a core of Mosel fruit that combines very well with the mineralty, austerity and acid to complete the picture here. It's got a bit of juiciness and snap that carry right into the solid finish - lime, red apple, minerals. This is good. Nose - 4.5/6, Palate - 5/6, Finish - 5/6, Je ne Sais Quoi - 1/2 = 15.5/20.

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  • El_Toro Likes this wine: 90 points

    June 9, 2020 - Nice Mosel Kabi dry wine. Good balance between sugar and acid.

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