Reichsgraf von Kesselstatt Kaseler Nies'chen Trocken GG Riesling (Mosel)

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Tipo

White

Uva

Riesling

País

Germany

Denominação

Mosel

Corpo

medium

Acidez

high

Doçura

dry

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  While slender in frame, this vibrantly zesty, herbal wine offers loads of intensity and vibe. Tart tangerine and apricot flavors are piercing and fresh, building in concentration and richness through a long, penetrating finish. It seems closed in its youth still, but should gain…

• 201494 pts

  Wisps of smoke and slate extend savory, mineral contrasts to sun-kissed grapefruit and tangerine flavors in this penetrating dry Riesling. It's nervy and brisk, anchored by strikes of lime and lemon acidity and a lingering, steely finish. It's a powerful wine that should continu…

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• 201091 pts

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  The von Kesselstatt estate released four GG bottlings in 2009, and this wine was perhaps the least of them. It's very good nonetheless, with fresh, slightly floral aromas and bold flavors of baked apple and orange zest. There's a chunkiness in the mouth and a slight coarseness o…

• 200890 pts

  The Kaseler Nies'chen's steep slope of blue slate faces the sunny south, accounting for this northerly site's ability to produce a dry Riesling that reached 12% alcohol in 2008. Although many Ruwer and Saar wines seem overly lean and sinewy when made in a dry style, this example…