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Peter Jakob Kuhn

2016 Peter Jakob Kuhn, Hallgartener Hendelberg 1.5L

Germany Riesling Rheingau 1.5L

Wine Advocate

94

Vinous

92
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2016 Peter Jakob Kuhn, Hallgartener Hendelberg 1.5L
Peter Jakob Kuhn

2016 Peter Jakob Kuhn, Hallgartener Hendelberg 1.5L

Germany Riesling Rheingau 1.5L

Wine Advocate

94

Vinous

92
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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

94

The straw-yellow colored 2016 Rheingau Riesling Hallgartener Hendelberg "Erste Lage" has a lovely clear, pure, fresh and slatey Riesling nose of great elegance and finesse. Aged for ten months on the full lees in 30-hectoliter oak, this is a medium-bodied, finely racy and delicate Hendelberg with a firm mineral structure and lingering salinity. The finish is electrifying: pure, tight, concentrated, fresh and very long and mineral. This is a great expression of a great terroir. Tasted at the domaine in October 2017.

Vinous

Vinous

92

Meyer lemon and white currant, toasted hickory nut and a hint of oak in the nose are followed on a lean but palpably extract-rich, polished and lightly lees-enriched palate by a bright bursting of juicy lemon and white currant, together with glowing, gripping intensity of peach kernel, lemon pip and berry seed. As one works this up in the glass, some of the floral perfume characteristic for the site – here, iris and chamomile – begins to emerge on the nose and then well-up inner-mouth. The vibrant finish is palate-staining and so intense as to leave one’s mouth feeling practically wrung-out. I miss the transparency, salinity and persistent juiciness of this bottling’s ostensibly lesser sibling (the village-level “Rheinschiefer”). But about the enhanced overall concentration here there can be no doubt; so let’s see what time in bottle brings.

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

94

The straw-yellow colored 2016 Rheingau Riesling Hallgartener Hendelberg "Erste Lage" has a lovely clear, pure, fresh and slatey Riesling nose of great elegance and finesse. Aged for ten months on the full lees in 30-hectoliter oak, this is a medium-bodied, finely racy and delicate Hendelberg with a firm mineral structure and lingering salinity. The finish is electrifying: pure, tight, concentrated, fresh and very long and mineral. This is a great expression of a great terroir. Tasted at the domaine in October 2017.

Vinous

Vinous

92

Meyer lemon and white currant, toasted hickory nut and a hint of oak in the nose are followed on a lean but palpably extract-rich, polished and lightly lees-enriched palate by a bright bursting of juicy lemon and white currant, together with glowing, gripping intensity of peach kernel, lemon pip and berry seed. As one works this up in the glass, some of the floral perfume characteristic for the site – here, iris and chamomile – begins to emerge on the nose and then well-up inner-mouth. The vibrant finish is palate-staining and so intense as to leave one’s mouth feeling practically wrung-out. I miss the transparency, salinity and persistent juiciness of this bottling’s ostensibly lesser sibling (the village-level “Rheinschiefer”). But about the enhanced overall concentration here there can be no doubt; so let’s see what time in bottle brings.