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The Wines of Keller

2020 Keller, Dalsheimer Hubacker Riesling GG, Rheinhessen

Germany Riesling Rheinhessen 750ML

Vinous

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The Wines of Keller

2020 Keller, Dalsheimer Hubacker Riesling GG, Rheinhessen

Germany Riesling Rheinhessen 750ML

Vinous

91

CellarTracker

93
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Dry Riesling, soured from the upper vineyards of the Hubacker hill, planted on loess, loam, and marl, with large blocks of limestone scattered throughout. The Keller’s have owned this parcel since 1789. The 2020 vintage displayed beautiful, pure fruit with vibrant aromatics and crisp acidity levels.

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Vinous

Vinous

91

Apple and grapefruit are pungently accompanied by their bruised skins on a nose presages the concentration exhibited on a sappy yet fundamentally firm palate. Crushed stone and green wood hints contribute to the sense of austerity in a finish that is nonetheless impressively persistent and possessive of more than enough sheer juiciness to refresh. I think – nor does Keller disagree (though, to be sure, he’ll think I’m being too hard on it!) – that this simply needs time.

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Vinous

Vinous

91

Apple and grapefruit are pungently accompanied by their bruised skins on a nose presages the concentration exhibited on a sappy yet fundamentally firm palate. Crushed stone and green wood hints contribute to the sense of austerity in a finish that is nonetheless impressively persistent and possessive of more than enough sheer juiciness to refresh. I think – nor does Keller disagree (though, to be sure, he’ll think I’m being too hard on it!) – that this simply needs time.