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Riesling, Silvaner
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Ashlea Zou
Sophisticated and interesting wine with a bright yellow color, providing a gentle dryness and a smell of peach, apricot, and mineral notes, with a hint of petrol and floral undertones. The acidity is medium, and the body is medium, with a long and contenting finish.
Sbasso
I'm not notably fond of this wine, possibly due to the vintage, but I found it to be somewhat discordant. The aromas are rich and varied, with layers of ripe apricots, peaches, and fresh cut grass, as well as a whisper of fennel. The nose is satisfactory, but the sensation is marred by a noticeable sweetness and a lack of acidity, resulting in a heavy, unbalanced wine. I prefer the Silvaner, which I found to be more harmonious.
Lorig
A full bodied and sophisticated wine with a long history, featuring a unique blend of Silvaner and Riesling grapes, which results in a mineral, crisp, and dry profile. The wine's herbal and woody suggestions are elevated by the presence of dried stony fruits, making it a outstanding candidate for aging. Its potential for longevity is evident, as it can hold for decades.
Ashlea Zou
Sophisticated and interesting wine with a bright yellow color, providing a gentle dryness and a smell of peach, apricot, and mineral notes, with a hint of petrol and floral undertones. The acidity is medium, and the body is medium, with a long and contenting finish.
Sbasso
I'm not notably fond of this wine, possibly due to the vintage, but I found it to be somewhat discordant. The aromas are rich and varied, with layers of ripe apricots, peaches, and fresh cut grass, as well as a whisper of fennel. The nose is satisfactory, but the sensation is marred by a noticeable sweetness and a lack of acidity, resulting in a heavy, unbalanced wine. I prefer the Silvaner, which I found to be more harmonious.
Lorig
A full bodied and sophisticated wine with a long history, featuring a unique blend of Silvaner and Riesling grapes, which results in a mineral, crisp, and dry profile. The wine's herbal and woody suggestions are elevated by the presence of dried stony fruits, making it a outstanding candidate for aging. Its potential for longevity is evident, as it can hold for decades.
Zehnthof Luckert Unter der Mauer is praised for its sophisticated profile with mineral, peach, and apricot aromas. The 2017 vintage is noted for its medium acidity and long finish, while the 2018 vintage is criticized for being overly sweet and lacking balance. Some appreciate its potential for aging, though opinions vary on its harmony and body.
This Franconian gem presents a pale straw hue with a delicate greenish tint, indicative of its youthful vibrancy. The nose is a captivating bouquet of white peach, quince, and a whisper of elderflower, underscored by a subtle minerality that speaks to its limestone terroir. On the palate, it reveals a taut structure with a precise acidity that elegantly frames its stone fruit and citrus zest flavors. The wine's finish is long and mineral-driven, with a saline edge that enhances its refreshing quality. This is a quintessential expression of Silvaner, showcasing both finesse and depth.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions
