2017 Forster Jesuitengarten Riesling Grosses Gewachs
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This remains lean and mean despite the years of rest it's had. It's very acidic, with lemon-rind flavours and a smoky, salty tang. Needs food. (TQT)
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Jancis Robinson MW
Jancis Robinson MW
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This is quite restrained in comparison with its stablemate from the Pechstein, offering aromas dominated by green herbal nuances. The mouthfeel is plush, and there is a subtly oily sense of glycerol-richness. Bittersweet nutty piquancy, intriguing herbal notes and mouthwatering salinity align on the lingering, layered finish.
A fresh minty breeze is all the nose is prepared to reveal at this stage. The palate is more forthcoming with a delightful hint of juicy peach and just a touch of salty minerality. There is a suspicion of wood; but if it is used for structure (as it is here) and not as a flavouring agent – I am all in favour. (MS)