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Robert Weil

2016 Robert Weil, Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling TBA, Rheingau

Germany Riesling Rheingau 750ML

Wine Advocate

98

Vinous

96
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2016 Robert Weil, Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling TBA, Rheingau
Robert Weil

2016 Robert Weil, Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling TBA, Rheingau

Germany Riesling Rheingau 750ML

Wine Advocate

98

Vinous

96
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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

98

The 2016 Rheingau Riesling Kiedrich Gräfenberg Trockenbeerenauslese is super flinty and precise on the nose. Very sweet and refined, with a salty purity and piquancy, this is a concentrated and sweet (254 grams of residual sugar) but highly delicate TBA with a crystalline texture and a great finish. Tasted in October 2017.

Vinous

Vinous

96

I may by now seem notorious for my goading of Gräfenberg with the successes of its sibling Turmberg (only reintroduced as an official vineyard designation in 2006); and a wine from Weil’s signature vineyard has seldom had more of a challenge from its Turmberg counterpart than does this one. A nose of candied lime and grapefruit rinds also anticipates the welcome surge of bright fresh citrus juiciness that serves to balance the otherwise candied and almost syrupy impression on a viscous, creamy palate. There isn’t the dazzling diversity here, the floral perfume or herbal essences of the corresponding Turmberg. But as Weil insists, this represents very early days, and a Gräfenberg Riesling – much less a T.B.A. – isn’t supposed to tip its hand more than a little bit at this stage. What this elixir does already inform the lucky taster is that it has stored-up an amazing amount of vinous energy. The finish is so vibrantly penetrating, so palate- and throat-saturating, not to mention so concentrated in its amalgam of confitured, candied and fresh citrus fruits, that it sends shivers down my spine. (Release price referenced here is for 375 ml.)

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

98

The 2016 Rheingau Riesling Kiedrich Gräfenberg Trockenbeerenauslese is super flinty and precise on the nose. Very sweet and refined, with a salty purity and piquancy, this is a concentrated and sweet (254 grams of residual sugar) but highly delicate TBA with a crystalline texture and a great finish. Tasted in October 2017.

Vinous

Vinous

96

I may by now seem notorious for my goading of Gräfenberg with the successes of its sibling Turmberg (only reintroduced as an official vineyard designation in 2006); and a wine from Weil’s signature vineyard has seldom had more of a challenge from its Turmberg counterpart than does this one. A nose of candied lime and grapefruit rinds also anticipates the welcome surge of bright fresh citrus juiciness that serves to balance the otherwise candied and almost syrupy impression on a viscous, creamy palate. There isn’t the dazzling diversity here, the floral perfume or herbal essences of the corresponding Turmberg. But as Weil insists, this represents very early days, and a Gräfenberg Riesling – much less a T.B.A. – isn’t supposed to tip its hand more than a little bit at this stage. What this elixir does already inform the lucky taster is that it has stored-up an amazing amount of vinous energy. The finish is so vibrantly penetrating, so palate- and throat-saturating, not to mention so concentrated in its amalgam of confitured, candied and fresh citrus fruits, that it sends shivers down my spine. (Release price referenced here is for 375 ml.)