I really dig this wine. Third time tasting it and I don't think I'm done with it.
Chalk, a tiny citrusy touch on the nose but it's not very aromatic. The palate is wide and long, with a good acid drive, some of this chalky mouthfeel, some citrusy notes on the side, with some discreet white peach touches, a bit of grip in the rear before a long, fresh, no let's put it this way, refreshing finish that goes on for a very long while. It's probably the best Pinot blanc I have ever tasted. It's very well made 👌🏻 — 2 years ago
The basic Pinot offering from Wittmann. This beats out lots of entry level stuff from France and the US imo, and is far cheaper. I think German Pinot is where the best qpr is for me right now. Raspberry, cherry, violets, forest floor on the nose; more cherry and raspberry on the palate; cranberry also; good balance of acidity, fruit, and tannin; decent length. A balanced wine if not overly complex. — 10 months ago
Jul 2025: very nice, delivers, but not as much as in most reviews — 2 years ago
2022. Tart apple, lime, mineral. Creamy mouthfeel. Crisp acidity. Paired great with seared tuna, kimchi rice, and stir-fried sugar snap peas. — a year ago
Quite punchy and rough, sweetness is there but very high acidity and quite thin sharp expression of oily notes makes it feel young and energetic — 2 years ago
Ivor
Impressive to see an entry level Riesling develop into a wine with serious depth and intensity. Zingy citrus nose with clear notes of petroleum and (over)ripe papaya. On the palate again ripe citrus fruits, lime, lemon and maybe some grapefruit. Some bitters. Petrol is there again and accompanies the wine to a mineral streak aligned with the focused Riesling acidity. Finish is pretty long. — 7 days ago