2004 Domaine Weinbach Riesling Cuvée Théo

Community Tasting Notes (16) Avg Score: 90.1 points

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  12/24/2015 - ashegedyn Likes this wine:

  Acacia, guava, and tropical fruit nose. Some coconut as well. Nice medium intensity with good acid balance on taste. A long finish. This is aging nicely and I grabbed this one before full maturity. Very nice.

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  4/26/2014 - MC2 Wines wrote:

  Birthday bash @ Bern's (Bern's Steakhouse (Tampa)): No detailed notes on this as we drank it at dinner. I remember thinking it was a heavier Riesling - very dry, but with strong floral component and the perception of fruit which led it to come across as a bit softer. Paired well with a lobster sushi roll. Overshadowed quite a bit by the wines that came after, but makes sense as they were also different price points.

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  4/15/2012 - Domer99 wrote: 91 Points

  A fuller Riesling, quite round. Bone dry, but with a strong core of fruit that came through giving it almost an impression of sweetness. Also a bit of saline through the long finish. Very nice wine, though I prefer a bit more acid in my riesling. This one is in a good place, so don't feel the need to hold it.

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  12/18/2010 - Jonasan wrote: 92 Points

  elegant, perfumed, citrusy, yet mineral backbone, rich yet still sharply delineated but balanced flavours. Drank over three days. No discernible deterioration by third day

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  8/8/2010 - ElGreco wrote: 91 Points

  This wine had an intense nose of red apples, ginger, sticks, and leaves. Initially, this was awkward with way too much heat on the mid-pallate and finish. After I let it sit for an hour or so it settled down and the wine was much more enjoyable. This is a big riesling with a medium to heavy body and flavors reminiscent of autumn/thanksgiving: baked apples, cinnamon, pumpkin spice, and nutmeg. The finish is relatively long and dominated by dead leaves and twigs. This happened to pair phenomenally well with a chicken pot pie. In fact, this may have been one of the most enjoyable food-wine pairings I ever had. 90 +1 (for the excellent pairing).

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