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Punteggio 89/100 · Da bere 2020-2025, David Schildknecht, Vinous, Apr 2020

Apple seed, peach kernel and wet stone penetratingly and piquantly confront the nose, anticipating the borderline bitterness that prevails on the glossy palate. Certainly there is some tangy fruit juiciness, as well as stony, alkaline and pungently green herbal counterpoint, but the finish displays considerably less energy or clarity than that of the corresponding Herrenberg. (A couple of distinguished fellow critics in Europe have pegged the Abtsberg as superior precisely in terms of alleged precision and clarity.)

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89/100

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18
18/20

Jancis Robinson MW

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18/20

Jancis Robinson MW

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17.5 punti
Jancis Robinson MW
Punteggio 17.5/20 · Da bere 2018-2027, Jancis Robinson MW, Sep 2019

History tasted here. Very subtle; the opposite of brash, so many layers! Already a little evolution in evidence, but very refined and bone dry. A great combination given the coolness of the site. (JR)

18 punti
Jancis Robinson MW
Punteggio 18/20 · Da bere 2019-2030, Jancis Robinson MW, May 2018

Tasted at Mythos Mosel. A virtual walk through the meadow is rewarded with the fine fragrance of herbs and flowers. A delicate scent of apples and pears wafts across from a nearby orchard – or so the nose of the Abtsberg Grosses Gewächs will have you believe. Minerality is harder to smell, but easier to feel once it makes contact with your palate. There are certainly some fine flinty and smoky nuances, but they are behind the juicy expression of pear, melon and grapefruit. Elements of pith and peel add an almost medicinal piquancy. Still quite phenolic and with a slight astringency at this early stage, but these constituents provide a structure which assures long-term ageing potential. (MS)

18 punti
Jancis Robinson MW
Punteggio 18/20 · Da bere 2019-2030, Jancis Robinson MW, Apr 2018

A virtual walk through the meadow is rewarded with the fine fragrance of herbs and flowers, a delicate scent of apples and pears wafts across from a nearby orchard – or so the nose of the Abtsberg Grosses Gewächs will have you believe. Minerality is harder to smell, but easier to feel once it makes contact with your palate. There certainly are some fine flinty and smoky nuances, but they subordinate their contribution to the juicy expression of pear, melon and grapefruit, elements of pith and peel adding an almost medicinal piquancy. Still quite phenolic and with a slight astringency at this early stage, but these constituents provide a structure which assures long-term aging potential. (MS)

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Maximin Grünhauser
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Paese / Regione
Uvaggio

Riesling

Colore

Bianco

Sapore

Secco

Gradazione alcolica % vol

12%

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