Extreme indeed! An extremely bone dry sparkler. Vallee d'Aoste, 2011 — 11 years ago
8/10/14 Supple yet still had a back bone. Berries, leather, and tabacco. — 12 years ago
Very nice and enjoyable without food. — 9 years ago
Crazy awesome. Tons of black pepper, smoke, tobacco and bacon fat. Luscious dark fruits. Very fruit forward palate. Waaaaaay too young. — 11 years ago
Cheese rind toasted almond beewax lots of savory subtle body with acidity back bone — 11 years ago
2013 vintage. Very impressive. Yellow apple but barely a hint of oxidation. Bone dry. Beautiful, driving malic acid. Great with our hamachi and fluke starters. Thankfully Absinthe in SF serves this, too. — 11 years ago
Incredible way to finish dinner... Bone dry with great structure, richness and ripping acidity to hold it all together... — 12 years ago
Great wine paired with bone in NY Strip, Omaha — 13 years ago
Asked for a bone dry Riesling and this one delivered. Pleasant acidity, clean finish.
Serve this one to friends who will appreciate it. It's not your aunt's sweet Riesling. — 10 years ago
Bone Dry. Great acid. I love it. — 11 years ago
Bone dry and a great start to a meal. Oysters anyone? — 11 years ago
Ballet bone dry Riesling — 13 years ago
Ryan Sims
Brooks sells a tee shirt that reads, "If you don't like Riesling, you're a fucking idiot."
I'm on board. Honey and a floral white peachy nose with petrol. Then the palate is nothing like the nose. Bone dry, bracingly acidic. Low fruit character but a pineapple thing happening late in the finish. Minerality for days. Gonna have to buy some more and lay it down. — 9 years ago