Nutty, orange rind, and chocolate. M+ acid and M sweetness. M+ intensity. On the palate, raisin, dried fruit, cherry, caramel and orange. Long finish. — 9 years ago
1997 vintage. Outstanding — 10 years ago
Highest acidity, longest finish... 1986 vintage — 10 years ago
Nona had this 11 years ago
Surprisingly nice. I would buy a bottle for sure. — 11 years ago
Dry, good structure and acidity. Classic. Had with Indian food and was good foil. — 11 years ago
Sweet, complex ... Cherry, blueberries, strawberries. , — 12 years ago
Best to date.. Merry Christmas to me. From my birth givers! — 13 years ago
Just amazing! — 11 years ago
I think these wines are out of the insanely ripe and partially botrytised zone they were in in the '05-'10 era. The new wines, are poised, fresh, but man is there still a lot of horse power under the hood. Not as squeaky clean as F.X. Pichler or Prager, and the better for it. — 11 years ago
Wow, so good! Cherries cherries and more cherries! Some chocolate too... — 12 years ago
Best ever. Napa valley — 12 years ago
Silky, moderate flavor but ultimately complex — 9 years ago
Extremely sweet dessert wine, with a good docile profile to back it up. A great surprise to end a great evening with. — 9 years ago
Wow, this shows the extreme difference between botrytis infected👎(inflected) 👎wines and non. Last night, 97 knoll, Gruner Smargd. Tonight, 97 Prager Riesling Smargd ( non botrytis inflected/ infected)
What a frickin delish non infected wine. Prager; absolutely gorgeous after 18 years! Bright yellow with incredible depth of fruit while still having amazing acidity at this age. The Knoll , While drinkable, was past its prime.
sign me up for Prager, Niholiahof & Alzinger (among others) — 10 years ago
Best domestic Grüner I've ever had. Lots of green, ripe citrus and orchard fruits, lees influence, and varietal savories (lentil, radish, parsnip, pea purée). 12.7% alcohol puts this in ripe, clean federspiel territory. Similar to Prager or FX in style. There's something special in the Columbia Gorge, I think. Anyone know if this is loess over decomposed basalt in the vineyard? — 10 years ago
One of my favorite whites of the year. Dry and powerful but hedonistic. Thank you #RoyWelland!
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@delectable Federspiel — 11 years ago
Wow what a beautiful body. Bruised apple up front and solid core cantaloupe slight petrol. Beautiful full long body. Short finish — 11 years ago
What's not to love? Happy Labor Day to me. @saugatuckgrainandgrape — 12 years ago
Love! Slight sweetness still stand alone drinkable. Beautiful golden color. — 12 years ago
Thank you, Vadim! — 12 years ago
Kevin Neely
This pet has a great dessertif aspect to it, with actual alcohol, rather than just sweet ruby port notes. Delicious and a great pairing port. — 9 years ago