Hannes Huefken

9.0

Pop and pour!
The colour is very dark opaque red, with a dark creamy purple on the edges.

Nose: Right after opening, clear Pinot Noir plus something bordeauesque on the nose (it is Pinot Noir and Regent). After half an hour in the bottle, the alcohol (13,5%) starts to show, along with a bit of graphite and citric zest. It smells like a Bordeaux now, only a very thin layer left that reminds me of Pinot Noir. Nose is not very intense now. Violets.
Palate: Medium+ body with plum and graphite. Tannins are mild and integrated.
Tannins stay the longest in the minute-long finish, next to dark fruit.

Seems like an extremely good value to me. And it doesn't seem too young. No idea as to how well this stores from now, but it's absolutely drinkable now. — 10 years ago

Joerg Meyer

9.8

One of the best German Regent ref wine — 11 years ago

CJ Shank

9.3

A lager with malt and hops flavors. This one is really good! — 10 years ago

Wolfgang Schubert

9.0

Surprising red from the Mosel! Senheim is near Cochem, but on the southern side of the river. Honest, nicely drinkable! — 11 years ago

Meredith Freudenthal

9.7

One of our favorite reds. From the Leelanau Peninsula in Michigan. Got it as an anniversary gift from Mackenzie. — 12 years ago

Mike Fifer

Writer The Wine Monologues

9.0

Wonderful depth and acidity to this one. Worth getting if you can find it. — 10 years ago

Terance Herzog

9.5

This is one of the rare sweet wines that I had while living in Germany. It has a very smooth taste going down, has a good flavor and there isn't any strong aftertaste when you drink it. Great wine to have with red meats. — 11 years ago