(A.J. Adam Dhron Hofberg Riesling Feinherb) ($45.00) More angular than the Dhroner, albeit not as dry; as often happens here, these have the lambent, lapidary quality of other sanguine wines like Dönnhoff ’s or Nikolaihof ’s. Sweet hay and peach-blossom fruit, becoming more refined and compact – the 50% steel shows – and the whisper of sweetness is charming. Walnutty on the finish.
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By Jean Fisch and David Rayer
(A.J. Adam Dhroner Hofberg Riesling Feinherb) Login and sign up and see review text.Vintage Report 2010, Review by Estate - Part I, Issue #16, 7/1/2011, (See more on Mosel Fine Wines...)