I am not certain how to describe a wine such as this Eiswein. It's one of the most integrated wines I have had in years. Only a slight bit of prickly acidity that catches in the back of the throat betrays this as Eiswein rather than an utterly majestic auction-level Auslese. I could list all the fruit and spice flavors, but it's more relevant to try to convey how the wine feels; the richness and viscosity caress the palate, leading to an incalculably long finish. I am not sure if any of this conveys the true experience of the wine, but it's how it felt at the time.
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1/2/2017 - Rieslingfan wrote:
I am not certain how to describe a wine such as this Eiswein. It's one of the most integrated wines I have had in years. Only a slight bit of prickly acidity that catches in the back of the throat betrays this as Eiswein rather than an utterly majestic auction-level Auslese. I could list all the fruit and spice flavors, but it's more relevant to try to convey how the wine feels; the richness and viscosity caress the palate, leading to an incalculably long finish. I am not sure if any of this conveys the true experience of the wine, but it's how it felt at the time.
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6/28/2012 - Dubie wrote: 94 Points
Letting the bottles rest having received them clearly helped. Two fabulous bottles which were wotn for many. Could drink it like water!
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10/16/2011 - Dubie wrote: 92 Points
Nose of orgeat and lychees. Very strong acidic backbone in the mouth, wonderfully approachable already yet offers strong aging potential. Half bottle.
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