For me, this is where the alarm bells really started going off, and stayed on…From the sandstone soils of the Mäushöhle, this presents pale peachy aromatics that then turn wonderfully playful and dancing on the palate, with an outstanding sense of finesse, moderation, and complexity; its minerality creeps in breadth as opposed the linear attack of limestone or the explosiveness of volcanic. A little * awarded here. 13% alc.
2021 Mosbacher Deidesheimer Maushohle trocken Riesling Erste Lage
$25.00
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Here is where things start to get much more serious….This wine is just a knockout good value, quite complete in its Pfalz foodgroups of higher toned stone fruits/citrus/sandstone minerality. My impression of the 2021: From the sandstone soils of the Mäushöhle, this presents pale peachy aromatics that then turn wonderfully playful and dancing on the palate, with an outstanding sense of finesse, moderation, and complexity; its minerality creeps in breadth as opposed the linear attack of limestone or the explosiveness of volcanic. A little * awarded here. 12.5% alc.
“The penetrating, high-toned nose suggests lemon peel and sour mash. Lemony brightness, sweet corn succulence and hickory nut piquancy are underlain with wet stone on a polished, glossy palate, leading to a finish of invigorating pith and penetration, laced with mouthwatering marine minerals.” 91 David Schildknecht for the 2016, NOT THE 2021 OFFERED HERE
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