Kirsten Ilestad

10

One of the best affordable dessert wines! — 3 months ago

with Sigurd

Rebecca Hinsey

9.2

Very calm, smooth flavors. Would serve nicely for cooking, sweet dessert finish, or acidic meal counter balance for pallet cleansing. Definitely a good stand by to have available for all occasions. — 6 years ago

Chris Shultz

9.2

@Delectable this is the wittenger schlangengraben spätlese trocken. Lime zest and ripe orchard fruit and the least bit of confectioners sugar on the nose. Herbs and meadow flowers, without that honey or vanilla thing that comes with it. A touch of chamomile. Kumquats or limequats on the tongue. Very good, almost spicy from the citrus acid feeling. Good minerals, they dance on the palate with the acids, very alive, and I love that. Not terribly concentrated but it could go for a decade or two easily. What structure, good wine. 11%, but weightless. Bonus points for a vineyard name which is hilarious to the adolescent inside me. — 6 years ago

Audrey Irvine

9.4

Wine Club March 2023 — 3 years ago

Robyn Pelling

8.9

Light and not overly sweet — 4 years ago

Noel Lourdes

9.3

A wonderful full flavoured wine. It’s complexity is such that it has aromas of a fruity Sauvignon Blanc and after a sip the finish of a smooth Chardonnay. It would go with any food or just on its own. Brilliant. — 6 years ago

Carter White

9.7

Omg yes! Like drinking the nectar of the gods. — 6 years ago

Roman Ochocki

9.0

Mild. Honey, apple, wet stone and something else... Very relaxing. — 4 years ago

Bonnie Chu

9.2

With Tom yum vermicelli — 4 years ago

Chris Shultz

9.5

Holy hell, this is straight diesel with a good candied orange finish. Carbonization of citrus juice. Finish Like a perfect daiquiri at 7.5%. Philippe petit wine. Be back for more, but this is great juice. — 6 years ago