Tasting Notes

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Robert Parker Wine Advocate Stephan Reinhardt - 28 Apr 17
The 2015 Piesporter Goldtröpfchen Riesling Kabinett opens very pure and stony/flinty, as well as fresh and aromatic on the nose. Sweet, lush and intense on the palate, this is a mouthful of stimulatingly fine and round Kabinett. The finish is perfectly balanced and highly seductive. There is no need to wait for this tropical Kabinett. It was bottled with 8.5% alcohol and more than 60 grams of residual sugar.
Drinking Date: 2017 - 2040
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Vinous David Schildknecht - 01 Jun 17
Fresh apple, grapefruit and lemon deliver invigoration on the nose, not to mention on a buoyant, tangy palate that manages somehow to feature both tart, crisp edges and subtle creaminess. This finishes with the remarkable balance of which its genre is so famously capable, its sweetness solely supportive, even though on paper it looks excessive. And the sense of transparency to alkaline, saline and crystalline stony impingements perfectly complements the wine’s alcoholic levity.
Drinking Date: 2017 - 2032
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Jancis Robinson Jancis Robinson - 25 Apr 16
Heady, rich, a real cocktail of flavours including flowers and dry spices. Mouthfilling and so confident! Seems so much more satisfying than the trocken Haarts. Lovely juice! (JR)
Drinking Date: 2018 - 2030
Germany Vineyard Fine Wine

Germany

Germany is renowned for its diverse, high-quality wines, primarily white varieties like Riesling. Thriving in cool climates and regions like Mosel, Rheingau, and Pfalz, German Rieslings range from dry to sweet, showcasing vibrant acidity and minerality. Top producers include Weingut Egon Müller and Joh. Jos. Prüm in Mosel, Weingut Robert Weil in Rheingau, and Dr. Loosen. Weingut Keller in Rheinhessen is noted for both Riesling and Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir). These producers highlight the excellence and tradition of German winemaking.