Delicious free wine per Julia. Tart and fruity! — 9 years ago
Drinking German wine in Cologne - it could be worst, I guess...
On the nose, grapefruit, gooseberries and limes. Very refreshing on the palette. Well, delineated expression consisting of key limes, lemon sorbet with a hint of lemon meringue. Great acid structure and minerality which pulls the whole ensemble together. It finishes with tension. Maybe it's just my context, but I'm really enjoying this with my sushi.
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Expressive, á Point!! — 10 years ago
Excellenté — 11 years ago
Full bodied, without being heavy. Clean
This is the Benchmark.
You really do not have to go all the way to Italy for a great Pinot Grigio. — 11 years ago
В бизнесе Люфтов разливают ) на земле не пробовал, но на борту , то что надо !) ... одну запихнули в подарок , как открою отпишусь ) — 8 years ago
Bouquet of cherrie fruit. Well balanced spice on the palate — 9 years ago
Excellent wine our friend Nick, the somm at Katz Orange, picked out for our meal there. — 9 years ago
The typical German pinot noir stinkyness, but quite pleasant on the palate. Soft, harmonious, some sweetness. Bought for cooking Boeuf Bourguignon. — 9 years ago
Enjoyable and easy drinking. Going in the pairing tonight — 11 years ago
Full bod, balanced acidity, floral and cool crisp orchard fruits. I had it with Hamour and clams --- dee•lish!!! — 11 years ago
Oberrotweiler Spätburgunder trocken "RAPPEN"1999, WG SALWEY — 11 years ago
Lovely food wine has whilst in Berlin — 8 years ago
Rich & spicy — 8 years ago
Really nice chard, with ripping acidity. — 9 years ago
Burgundian German. Blend of vintages and vineyards!?
Lovely and complex. — 9 years ago
Very subtle and complex which is typical of the Pinot Noir grape. This was a silver award winner in 2014 at the International Wine Challenge in Vienna. — 10 years ago
Crisp and fresh from Baden — 11 years ago
I am growing to enjoy these German reds more and more. This is a 2010 12.5% Spätburgunder with tastes of fruit and (some) liquorice. A present from Baden Württemberg. — 11 years ago
Rhonely Boy
For entry German Spätburgunder at under $20, I highly recommend. Cherry, baking spice, medium+ acidity, mineral in the soil profile and mouthfeel is making me think of effervescence (fitting, Gerolstein is not too far, and Kaiserstuhl is a volcano). Drink now. — 8 years ago