German Riesling Seminar Series with Ewald Moseler (Spätlese) (Liner & Elsen): I could tell on the pour this was lighter bodied. In the glass it was very light color and almost watery in texture. The nose is very crisp, shows some saline water and green lettuce. Mild on the palate, with some spice, some slightly heavy (but not angular) acidity, which is very strange... light smoke present as well. Funky and strange finish, very very tart and bitter. Feels off balanced throughout.
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Granny smith apples on the nose and palate in heaping amounts. Great body, sweetness with a medium length finish. Slight saltiness in the mid-palate and finish. A little boring. Pleasant.
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VDP Rheingau Riesling Review 2009 (German House, London, U.K.): In contrast to the Erbacher Marcobrunn terroir this one exhibits a much stronger vibrant characteristic. The glittering minerals and the sweet parts of orange peel complement it each other superbly. Two football strikers scoring a goal after a well-rehearsed "Doppelpass" (give-and-go). Enjoyable and at the same time not "wine-intellectually" underwhelming. Such a great effort...a lot of hard work put into it by the makers to make winemaking look easy.
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The Wine Experts: German and Austrian Session 2 (Mitchell Wines Warehouse): The nose is a little dusty with floral notes and dominant green apple scents. The wine tastes of rich green apples and honey. The wine is very balanced, and finishes crisply. There's a hint of sharpness right before the finish sets in, but there is a wonderful juicy trail of flavors for over 15s after drinking. Very nice wine.
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(Schloss Schönborn Hattenheimer Pfaffenberg Riesling Spätlese) Light yellow color; nice mineral, green melon, lime and orange nose; tasty, ripe lime, green melon, mineral and green orange palate; medium finish
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7/13/2010 - David Paris (dbp) wrote: 85 Points
German Riesling Seminar Series with Ewald Moseler (Spätlese) (Liner & Elsen): I could tell on the pour this was lighter bodied. In the glass it was very light color and almost watery in texture. The nose is very crisp, shows some saline water and green lettuce. Mild on the palate, with some spice, some slightly heavy (but not angular) acidity, which is very strange... light smoke present as well. Funky and strange finish, very very tart and bitter. Feels off balanced throughout.
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2/11/2010 - andrewstevenson.com wrote: 88 Points
Good, clean, ripe nose. Good palate. Maybe a touch straightforward. But very drinkable.
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2/12/2009 - gripNsip wrote: 88 Points
Granny smith apples on the nose and palate in heaping amounts. Great body, sweetness with a medium length finish. Slight saltiness in the mid-palate and finish. A little boring. Pleasant.
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2/5/2009 - namri wrote: 90 Points
VDP Rheingau Riesling Review 2009 (German House, London, U.K.): In contrast to the Erbacher Marcobrunn terroir this one exhibits a much stronger vibrant characteristic. The glittering minerals and the sweet parts of orange peel complement it each other superbly. Two football strikers scoring a goal after a well-rehearsed "Doppelpass" (give-and-go).
Enjoyable and at the same time not "wine-intellectually" underwhelming. Such a great effort...a lot of hard work put into it by the makers to make winemaking look easy.
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2/2/2009 - subtlet wrote: 91 Points
The Wine Experts: German and Austrian Session 2 (Mitchell Wines Warehouse): The nose is a little dusty with floral notes and dominant green apple scents. The wine tastes of rich green apples and honey. The wine is very balanced, and finishes crisply. There's a hint of sharpness right before the finish sets in, but there is a wonderful juicy trail of flavors for over 15s after drinking. Very nice wine.
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