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2. Enjoy! I recco a good Alsace or Austrian Riesling to pair it with. Many great values out there.
Sat Oct 11, 2025, 06:27 PM
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If you can find it, Robert Weil Kiedrich Gräfenberg Riesling Trocken GG (especially the 2019 vintage, but all are good) is a superb German riesling.



A review of the 2019 vintage:

Bright steel-gold, and the first wine since the first flight with pearls of gas on the glass. Warm, sweet, doughy, with crème anglaise sweetness: very soft, becoming, and attractive. Lots of felted intricacy here: flowers, sweet fruits, clean washing, and fresh cream. On the palate, this is a wine of wonderful zest and mineral-salty excitement: stunning precision and definition, and impressively controlled richness, too, and the peach just peeps out from behind the apple, and the apricot waves over the top of the pear. Fresh yet rich, weighty yet light as only Germany can be. (Or not!) Another absolute stunner, anyway, and hats off to whoever is behind it. | 96

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