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2022 Georg Breuer, Rudesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling, Rheingau 3L

Regular price $688
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2022 Georg Breuer, Rudesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling, Rheingau 3L

2022 Georg Breuer, Rudesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling, Rheingau 3L

Regular price $688
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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

95

Sourced from nine different parcels, the 2022 Berg Schlossberg opens with a deep, pure and intensely mineral bouquet with notes of crushed stones and even iodine and a dash of lemon juice. Full-bodied, round and very elegant on the palate, this is an intense, silky textured and persistently saline Berg Schlossberg with delicate bitters on the finely structured and still discreetly astringent finish. It has stunning complexity and refined acidity with grapefruit bitters on the mineral finish. This 2022 has excellent aging potential. 11.5% stated alcohol. Diam cork. Tasted at the domaine in September 2023.

Vinous

Vinous

94

The 2022 Riesling Rauenthaler Nonnenberg, a monopole, is the most homogenous site due to its small size. Neither is it as exposed as the sites in Rüdesheim. This was harvested in the core parcels, from the middle and top reaches of the mountain, on poor schist soils. The oldest vines date to the 1950s. The nose is rather shy, yet notions of Amalfi lemon, milky, fresh hazelnut and stoniness appear. The palate almost dispenses with the lemon and goes straight to stone and soil, presenting freshness, austerity and stony depth, assisted by a slightly yeasty texture that seems to arrest little nuclei of stony flavor. Taut, bright, ripe yet slender without any opulence. This little sleeper comes with self-evident, naked stoniness without any concession to prettiness or primary fruity charm. Very honest, understated, lasting. (Bone-dry)

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The Wine Advocate

Wine Advocate

95

Sourced from nine different parcels, the 2022 Berg Schlossberg opens with a deep, pure and intensely mineral bouquet with notes of crushed stones and even iodine and a dash of lemon juice. Full-bodied, round and very elegant on the palate, this is an intense, silky textured and persistently saline Berg Schlossberg with delicate bitters on the finely structured and still discreetly astringent finish. It has stunning complexity and refined acidity with grapefruit bitters on the mineral finish. This 2022 has excellent aging potential. 11.5% stated alcohol. Diam cork. Tasted at the domaine in September 2023.

Vinous

Vinous

94

The 2022 Riesling Rauenthaler Nonnenberg, a monopole, is the most homogenous site due to its small size. Neither is it as exposed as the sites in Rüdesheim. This was harvested in the core parcels, from the middle and top reaches of the mountain, on poor schist soils. The oldest vines date to the 1950s. The nose is rather shy, yet notions of Amalfi lemon, milky, fresh hazelnut and stoniness appear. The palate almost dispenses with the lemon and goes straight to stone and soil, presenting freshness, austerity and stony depth, assisted by a slightly yeasty texture that seems to arrest little nuclei of stony flavor. Taut, bright, ripe yet slender without any opulence. This little sleeper comes with self-evident, naked stoniness without any concession to prettiness or primary fruity charm. Very honest, understated, lasting. (Bone-dry)