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Review by: David Schildknecht
Wine Advocate: Issue 178, August 2008
Although I have not yet had a chance to taste Gunderloch’s 2007 dry estate Riesling – often one of my favorite German Riesling for the price – their 2007 Riesling Kabinett Jean-Baptiste is a highly successful installment of that wine from the classic red soils of Nackenheim and Nierstein, and finished with just a hint of sweetness. Peach, tangerine zest and musk melon in the nose lead to an orange sorbet-like palate with smoky, wet stone and bitter citrus zest inflections. The residual sugar here really supports the fruit, then backs off to permit a finish highly suggestive of minerality.
Wine Advocate: Issue 178, August 2008
Although I have not yet had a chance to taste Gunderloch’s 2007 dry estate Riesling – often one of my favorite German Riesling for the price – their 2007 Riesling Kabinett Jean-Baptiste is a highly successful installment of that wine from the classic red soils of Nackenheim and Nierstein, and finished with just a hint of sweetness. Peach, tangerine zest and musk melon in the nose lead to an orange sorbet-like palate with smoky, wet stone and bitter citrus zest inflections. The residual sugar here really supports the fruit, then backs off to permit a finish highly suggestive of minerality.
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| Volume (ml) | 750 |
|---|---|
| Country | Germany |
| Region | Rheinhessen |
| Varietal | Riesling |
| Type | White Wine |
| Vintage | 2007 |
| Body | Light |
| SKU | 735994 |
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