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Bob here German wines..what else!!

by Bob Parsons Alberta » Sat Oct 12, 2019 5:01 am

Tonights line up>>

2018 Wagner Stempal Heerkretz Trocken.
2018 A J Adam Dhroner Hofberg Trocken
2018 Spreitzer Winkler Jesuiten Garten Halbtrocken
1997 Ehlen Erdiner Treppchen Auslese

The 2018s from Metrovino in Calgary, the 1997 from cellar. 4 of us meeting at a local Thai restaurant.
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by David M. Bueker » Sat Oct 12, 2019 11:06 am

Did you enjoy the Spreitzer? The Jesuitengarten Halbtrocken is an annual purchase for me.
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by Tim York » Sun Oct 13, 2019 3:28 pm

Bob, how did those wines cope with Thai food? I would have doubts with trocken.
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by Bob Parsons Alberta » Sun Oct 13, 2019 4:36 pm

Tim..wasnt too bad but did concentrate on the last two. Just enjoyed the atmosphere, conversation as two at the table had just returned from Germany.
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by Bob Parsons Alberta » Thu Oct 17, 2019 9:03 pm

TN: 2012 Dr. von Bassermann-Jordan Ruppertsberg Reiterpfad Riesling Trocken, Pfalz.

My first bottle of two purchased 3 yrs ago. 12% alc, SC, #48:13, $29 Cdn or thereabouts

Medium green-yellow in color. Took a while to open up on the nose but apple and mineral tones with a hint of grapefruit maybe?
Initial entry thought was short finish, pretty dry, not too complex. Wow..did this change after two hours! Better length, shows more fruit but still dryish. Day 2 showed some sweetness not apparent on day of opening...apple, lemon, peach, hint of sweet spice. Would not keep second bottle too long I think.
...Deidesheimer and Jesuitengarten more valued sites maybe?
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by David M. Bueker » Fri Oct 18, 2019 7:44 am

Bob Parsons Alberta wrote:...Deidesheimer and Jesuitengarten more valued sites maybe?


Well of course, especially the Jesuitengarten. There are a whole lot of vineyards in Deidesheim. Which particular one are you thinking about? Pradiesgarten? Kalkofen? Something else?
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by Bob Parsons Alberta » Sun Nov 10, 2019 1:21 am

2018 Wagner Stempel Heerkretz Riesling Trocken Rheinhessen was very drinkable considering its youth. Mineral, tons of acidity lurking in the glass. Very balanced stone fruits, ripe fruit..v v enjoyable.
2018 A. J. Adam Dhroner Hofberg Riesling Trocken MSR. Lot tighter than the above wine. Lively mineral notes, big nose, would like to try this down the road. Went well with shrimp and avocado spring rolls.
1997 Stephan Ehlen Erdiner Treppchen Auslese was served with duck stir fry. Lovely color, golden yellow. Touch of petrol on the nose, ripe stone fruits, grapefruit and hint of honey. I liked this a lot, cellar book says I have the Spatlese somwhere.

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