Mike Saviage

9.4

Deep gold color. Memorable nose. Notes of apricot, petrol, stone/gravel and tan spice. Sweet and glycerol in the mouth. Powerful impact despite light acidity. Nice wine - good, not great. — 9 days ago

Helen Allingham

8.9

Lovely! Fresh and crisp. Ideal for summer. — 2 days ago

with James

Tobin Spratte

9.3

White flowers, apricot, petrol, citrus peel, minerals, aged wood. — 4 months ago

Alan Weinberg

9.3

super FE. A bit quieter than 2001 but cut from the same cloth. Apricot and citrus, superb acidity, balanced and long. In the zone. — 11 days ago

Ginny Lewinski

9.2

First nose of white stone fruit and turpentine, opens to mango and orange blossom. Deep honeysuckle color with a green tint. Mountain river, kiwi, mango, grass/hay, manchego cheese taste. Lovely. Drank at Le Diplomate on a hot ass DC day. — 17 days ago

with Joseph

Gor

9.1

Elegant nose - pear, chamomile, hint of smoke, white flowers, lemon peel. Lifted acidity with Meyer lemon and pear on the palate. A little short on the finish. — 4 months ago

paul kretzer

9.1

2018 Pale straw. Slight confectioner sugar aroma, lemon and white peach slight green grass and under ripe nectarine. Slight fruity stonefruit with slight grassy and fusel hint. East drinking- great summer white. — 2 days ago

CelebrateLife!

9.0

Golden color acid high acid bright notes — 19 days ago

Chris Buggy

8.9

Lemon lime and minerals, picked up, oysters here we come! — 2 months ago

Mike Saviage

9.6

Tasted blind. Dark yellow gold color. Similar nose to the wine next to it. More complex, more sweet, richer and seems older. Notes of honey and almond, petrol, apricot. My guess (which we have to throw out there before both bottles are revealed) is the 90 Trimbach CSH. It's the JJ Prum WSA Goldkap, which I guessed the other bottle to be. Was definitely more rich and the better of the two bottles tonight. Perfect compliment to the cold tomato gazpacho it’s served with. — 2 years ago