1998 Alois Kracher Welschriesling TBA #6 Zwischen den Seen

Community Tasting Notes (23) Avg Score: 92.0 points

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  5/19/2023 - acyso wrote: 88 Points

  From half-bottle. Kind of dull, especially next to the #5 with its aromatics. This is sweet (getting towards cloyingly so) with brown tones, and that's pretty much it. Not even very much fruit here.

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  5/18/2023 - Burgundy Al wrote: 88 Points

  Top Mid-Aged Bordeaux ("Chateau La Grange" - La Grange IL): Floral and dense but just slightly too simple and sweet. This was much better when last tasted a decade ago. Darker color than expected.

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  6/27/2020 - shifter wrote: flawed

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  11/23/2015 - ron m wrote:

  Excellent bottle. Beautiful deep gold, flowery tropical nose. Honey, peach, nectarine. Good viscosity, very ripe and rich with a lot of acidity to balance out the sugars. Plenty of botrytis. Medium finish. For the Hungarians out there, this worked surprisingly well with Rakott Krumpli - who knew?

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  7/18/2015 - tcosgriff wrote: 82 Points

  Another dessert wine that I cellared too long. Alois Kracher, who died too young, was a genius at crafting dessert wines, and it is a pity that I didn't drink this wine sooner. It had lost its magic. It was brown in color, moderately sweet, and not unpleasant, but with no more than a generic fruity flavor. It had no nuance or depth, and a short finish.

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