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“Regarding the reviews I think they nailed it pretty. Of course there are some “minor disagrements”. I wouldn’t had put the Elisenberg before the Sonnenuhr or the Fuder 4. For me their all on the same level in terms of quality. The major different is just the terroir. So its more a personal preference I would say. Same goes for the normal Juffer Kabinett and the Himmelreich Kabinett. 2019 was just perfect for classical Kabinett. Giving us perfect ripeness, at moderate sugar levels and a great fresh acidity. So in the end you just have to take the vineyards “uniquenesses” into account. The normal Juffer more powerful and more fruit, Himmelreich powerful and mineral drive, Sonnenuhr minerality, elegance and lightness, Fuder 4 fruit, and airy and the Elisenberg somewhere in between with the cooler Ruwer/Saar Fruit but more drive and juiceness than Sonnenuhr or Fuder 4.” – Constantin Richter
“Classical Himmelreich nose, smoke, flintstone, citrus and grapefruit. Very mineral driven on the palate. Only subtle fruit notes on the palate of some melon, grapefruit and yellow peach. Quite stony character, lime-freshness. Long, delicate finish. Very precise and animating. Classical light and airy Kabinett. 2019 was just perfect for that.” – Constantin Richter
