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2015 Robert Weil, Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling TBA, Rheingau

Regular price $750
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2015 Robert Weil, Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling TBA, Rheingau

2015 Robert Weil, Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling TBA, Rheingau

Regular price $750
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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

98

The golden-colored 2015 Kiedrich Gräfenberg Riesling Trockenbeerenauslese was picked mid-November or later, and offers a gorgeous concentration of perfectly ripe and spicy grapes with mineral flavors in the background. The wine is highly concentrated on the palate and oily textured, but reveals a great finesse and elegance as well. Compared to former vintages, this is precise and very stimulating in its precision, vitality and raciness. The finish is rater salty and piquant than sweet. A great TBA with the potential to become a legend.

Vinous

Vinous

95

Deep golden in color, this 27th consecutive Weil TBA is ominously quiet in the nose, but hints at quince jelly, with subtly smoky, prickly anticipations of black tea, snuffed candle wick and lemon peel. Flavors surge on the palate: quince preserves, candied lemon peel, glazed pineapple, caramel, pistachio and almond extracts. The feel is viscous, creamy and oily. Almond brittle and nougat are reinforced by confectionary and confitured sweetness, but a lick of salt serves for saliva-inducement and keeps the intensely lingering finish from becoming cloying. Extract-rich on paper and concentrated by any measure, this sumptuous elixir is bound to reveal many further facets with time, though it’s sufficiently impressive and irresistible already that it would be churlish to object if someone lucky enough to own a bottle were to open it now. Unfortunately, the volume here represents only a small fraction of the corresponding Beerenauslese’s production.

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

98

The golden-colored 2015 Kiedrich Gräfenberg Riesling Trockenbeerenauslese was picked mid-November or later, and offers a gorgeous concentration of perfectly ripe and spicy grapes with mineral flavors in the background. The wine is highly concentrated on the palate and oily textured, but reveals a great finesse and elegance as well. Compared to former vintages, this is precise and very stimulating in its precision, vitality and raciness. The finish is rater salty and piquant than sweet. A great TBA with the potential to become a legend.

Vinous

Vinous

95

Deep golden in color, this 27th consecutive Weil TBA is ominously quiet in the nose, but hints at quince jelly, with subtly smoky, prickly anticipations of black tea, snuffed candle wick and lemon peel. Flavors surge on the palate: quince preserves, candied lemon peel, glazed pineapple, caramel, pistachio and almond extracts. The feel is viscous, creamy and oily. Almond brittle and nougat are reinforced by confectionary and confitured sweetness, but a lick of salt serves for saliva-inducement and keeps the intensely lingering finish from becoming cloying. Extract-rich on paper and concentrated by any measure, this sumptuous elixir is bound to reveal many further facets with time, though it’s sufficiently impressive and irresistible already that it would be churlish to object if someone lucky enough to own a bottle were to open it now. Unfortunately, the volume here represents only a small fraction of the corresponding Beerenauslese’s production.