Aleksei Snitsarenko

9.5

Lenz 2018. Super white. Fresh, flowered, light — 5 years ago

Jérôme Mäser

9.4

Light and dry - bezt vino for an easy night — 6 years ago

Yvonne Silk

9.6

The sweetest one I've ever tasted! Just awesome! — 7 years ago

Mariette Booth

9.0

One of my favorites from Lenz. — 8 years ago

with Nicole

Lydia Barnett

9.4

Awesome grauburgunder. — 9 years ago

John Fischetti

8.9

Did a blind test and it's one of Lenz' best vintages. — 9 years ago

Louis Schofield

Sommelier/Wine Merchant East End Cellars

9.6

Damn goood value for money. This is the kind of delicate fruit offset by absolutely banging acid I love in a Riesling — 9 years ago

Ceradwen Tokheim

9.0

Grassy peachy dry — 5 years ago

with Luke

Boris Plutov

9.4

Not Chile but Thurgau, Switzerland. White blend, 3 varieties. — 7 years ago

Meghan Anderson

9.0

2011 was a good year for the North Fork. Green tea notes. — 8 years ago

Lawrence Bernstein

8.9

This is from The Old Field Vineyard produced by Lenz. Commodore Perry is only designated to their best vintage. Impressive merlot with dark cherry and fig with a long chewy finish. — 8 years ago

Kerri Krom

9.1

Drinking well. 2001 vintage. — 9 years ago

Jacqueline Fusaro

9.6

They told me it's pronounced GUERRR-VERTZZZ-TRAM-EENERRR but I can't roll my R's right now!!!! Boom. — 9 years ago

with Vincent and Maryann

Anthony Lombardi

9.0

@Delectable Wine this is the 2013 Fred Loimer Lenz Riesling. Crisp, citrus & mineral. Lighter bodied & refreshing. — 10 years ago

Michal Rosenn

9.5

bright red fruit, great tannic structure, wild herbaceousness and even some gaminess. this was excellent. (@ veronika at fotografiska) — 6 years ago

Aaron Tan

9.7

"Power without weight" was the first thing that came to mind when I was blinded this wine. I knew it was a German Riesling from the bottle's shape, and I instantly gravitated towards two producers - Keller and Emrich Schonleber. You know... it's a gut feeling and few producers pull out wines quite like they do! Didn't quite get that it was a GG due to the wine's length initially, but I was certain it came from a Grosses Lage site due to the complexity (perhaps from younger vines - think Lenz or Westhofen).

Day 2 and this was an absolute showstopper! The elegance is confounding for a 2015, but it still flexes just enough power. The length has improved radically - long, airy, and incredibly saline. There's a rich creamy element on the palate, balanced by zesty goodness and razor sharp acidity. The nose is gorgeous - floral, ripe, and herbal. I seriously love this wine today, but really... It's one for the ages. — 7 years ago

Jon Fine

9.1

shockingly good. plenty of gas left in the tank, too. — 8 years ago

Scott Rowe

9.2

This took the win when tasted blind against the 2013 Gold Label. — 9 years ago

Karren Knowlton

9.6

With Ole, Veronika :D — 9 years ago

dmitrii

8.9

Citrus tones,fresh sweet.i like it — 9 years ago