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Expert's Choice: German Riesling 2011

German Riesling, Schafer Frohlich Schiefergestein Bockenauer Trocken Nahe
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Schäfer-Fröhlich, Schiefergestein Bockenauer Trocken, Nahe
Fine mineral, lime, smoke and mint aromas, an invigorating spritz and an apple and grapefruit palate. Super density and freshness with a salty, mineral bite. 18pts/20 (93/100)
Price: £21.99 The Wine Barn
Drink: 2013–2020
Alc: 13%

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Mats Hjortberg
August 06 14:11


I don´t agree! IMO Dry Rhine Rieslings are superior to dry Mosel Rieslings even for the top producers. Rheinhessen is coming up as a new quality producing area.



Maureen Lewis
August 05 20:19


Cannot believe that there are no wines from Brauneberg on the Mosel in this list. IMO Brauneberg Juffer vineyards produce the best rieslings in Germany. Mosel rieslings are far better than those from the Rhine, espec. the dry wines.





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