2010 Schlossgut Diel Dorsheimer Goldloch Riesling Spätlese

Community Tasting Notes (7) Avg Score: 90.5 points

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  2/24/2024 - breadSheeran Likes this wine:

  No note bc from memory but this had the same specific type of kerosene nose I get w other Diel wines (distinctive relative to other German Rieslings imo). This was incredible, though. Very nice balance of the RS and acid with the flavors being in a very good place in their evolution. I’d drink now.

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  10/1/2020 - Rich.Herbs Likes this wine:

  I agree with SONOFFALSTAFF's notes, except I found the late palate attack a bit wearing, cloying. I'd also add that the nose had a lot of petrol at first, which I liked, a preamble to an interesting wine. If not for the imbalance in the late palate, a very good wine, well worth the wait, and could last another 3 years.

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  5/10/2019 - Sonoffalstaff Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Just brilliant at 10 years old. Beautiful straw colour, honey and lemon nose with the usual floral overtones. Great complexity but delivered with a light fresh deft touch. Super length

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  1/23/2012 - rjonwine@gmail.com wrote: 88 Points

  Spring 2012 Terry Theise/WineWise/The Vienna Wine Co Tasting Part I: Germany (The General's Residence, Fort Mason, San Francisco, California): Light green-tinged yellow color; tart green fruit nose; tart green fruit, mineral palate; medium-plus finish 88+ points

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  6/30/2011 - WetRock wrote:

  Juicy and tart with sugar hitting late in the palate. Slatey, wet cement-like minerals. Needs time but very nice.

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