Crisp and mineral with a tiny bit of residual sugar. Very classic, delicious Riesling. Enjoyed with spicy Chinese food — 3 years ago
Liquid candy. #Teutonicisthechronic — 7 years ago
Surprisingly delicious! — 8 years ago
Good, and much sweeter than I expected. — 9 years ago
Delicious. A bit on the sweet side as others have noted — residual sugar takes the strawberry flavors to a more desserty territory. Good acid and mineral notes help structure the sweetness. It strikes a nice balance. — 18 days ago
Sweet AND sophisticated. This one will satisfy the average rosé crowd and wine geeks too. — 4 years ago
Apricots. Very nice but very sweet. Nice after dinner wine. — 8 years ago
Nice salinity. — 8 years ago
candied lemon peel, honeysuckle, great acidity from the beginning till the finish. well balanced sugar/alc/acid. cities finish with a hint of petrol and honey — 9 years ago
Always so good! Pale peach/orange color in the glass, light bodied, with an acidity that jumps out of the glass with notes of white peach and citrus, with strong mineral and floral hints to the edges. Maybe even a bit of fresh cut cucumber. The palate is fresh and freshly acidic, with juicy grapefruit, some blood orange, a slight mushroom like funkiness to the mid palate, and a long zesty acidic finish, which lingers with again, more fresh cut cucumber, maybe even a little bubblegum or air-head gummies when mixed with air at the finish. Man, it just keeps going! — 2 years ago
A neat white blend, would drink again — 6 years ago
Enjoyed this at the Townshend (pre ASH). Alanna picked and remembered we had previously had it. Perfect balance, floral notes, touch of residual sugar. — 8 years ago
Slight hint of reduction that faded with 30 mins. Darker fruit profile than expected, considering the light color and low alcohol. 12.5%. well crafted, well balanced. Great value — 8 years ago
Gah. So good. Mosel-esque with a depth that reads like egg custard. — 9 years ago
I did a head fake trying this wine, I had assumed it was going to be crisp and clean, and, of course, dry...I didn't expect the sweetness that perfectly balanced the acidity. Who is working with sugar to balance acid in the new world? Even in Germany folks are going drier. Besides admiring the courage to push in a different (delicious) direction, everything with the wine worked out great. Bravo. — 9 years ago



Jeremy Shanker
Sommelier at RN74
Always a favorite Oregon Pinot noir. Unlike any other! — 3 days ago