Tasting Notes

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Robert Parker Wine Advocate Stephan Reinhardt - 28 Apr 17
The 2015 Scharzhofberger Riesling Kabinett is clear, fresh and discreet, but very fine and elegant on the bright yet deep, flinty and floral-flavored nose. Round, ripe and lush, but with the typical Saar piquancy and precision, this is a complex, mineral and grippy Scharzhofberger with great elegance, length and finesse. Very long and extremely stimulating, this an expressive terroir wine with 7.5% alcohol and 46 grams of residual sugar. A picture-book Kabinett.
Drinking Date: 2020 - 2045
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Vinous David Schildknecht - 01 May 17
After having rendered a 2014 of 9 percent alcohol with noticeably more fullness and less sweetness than usual in a Saar Kabinett, von Kunow stopped this featherweight 2015 entry with a mere 7.5 percent alcohol. Yet, thanks no doubt in part to talents intrinsic to this site, not just on account of high acidity, the sense of sweetness here comes off as perfectly supportive and unobtrusive. Cress and mint reminiscent of the Hütte inflect white peach for a luscious, subtly cooling yet persistently invigorating performance. Hints of stone, peach kernel and tangy peach skin add further animating appeal to the lingering finish.
Drinking Date: 2017 - 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.