Unreal! Especially with sambal chicken skewers. Balanced with acidity and a bit OF RS. luxurious texture and finish. — 3 months ago
Nose : pretty white flowers on open.
Palate: elegantly mineral. Prettily tart.
Lets see where this goes.
Day 2. Nose has hints of being mesmerizing. White flowers. Lemon flowers. Really pretty. A subtle intensity. Hints of Tahitian vanilla. Very fine. Integrated mineral dust. Such fine minerals.
Palate is lagging the nose. Elegantly mineral. A hard to describe sense of integration. Elegant “sweet” fruit. Perfect toned down stone fruits.
Don’t drink this until 2026 at the earliest. Likely 2028. It could be brilliant but it’s just not expressing itself now. The balance and the studios is there though.
— 4 months ago
Like a sour beer — 2 months ago
Enjoyed on February 10, 2024 — 3 months ago
I hate it when storage and transports robs the potential of a wine away, but I hate it even more when it happens to a wine I usually adore. Such was the case here. There was just too much distracting petrol notes on the nose for a Riesling this young. Having said that, there was still lots packed into this wine, especially on the palate. Seriously structured with laser acidity, and very generous on the fruit end (as expected of Hubacker). Finish was quite long, almost exotic, with some minerality although it pales in comparison to the Mosel GG we drank this with. The others on the table certainly enjoyed the wine, though I can’t say the label didn’t help. — 4 months ago
Moore B tasting of Germans. A terrific wine of a varietal new to me. Lively with a sense of weightlessness that’s intriguing, playful texture too. — a year ago
Petroleum nose! — 7 months ago
Norman Gennaro
Very similar notes to @Aaron Tan’s from the vintage prior. It’s good but I think I prefer the whites. — a month ago