Robert Weil, Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling Eiswein other_regions_australia it should not be a

it should not be a problem for the oak to fully integrate

This manages to avoid the usual Chassagne rouge rusticity and is a wine that could easily be enjoyed young if that’s your preference

A slightly riper but not roasted or jammy nose offers up notes of plum

There is equally good volume and mid-palate density to the powerful and imposingly scaled flavors that brim with sappy dry extract on the impressively persistent finale that is quite firm

You definitely get the sense this wine has more to offer once it fleshes out with extra bottle aging

Robert Weil, Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling Eiswein other_regions_australia it should not be aWeils 2009 Kiedricher Grafenberg Riesling Eiswein exemplifies the split personality that haunts many of its vintage and genre. On the one hand there is an almost treacle like amalgam of butterscotch and marzipan; on the other, jabbing lemony acidity. To be sure, plenty of luscious pineapple and white peach preserves do something to fill the gap between confection and raw citricity and there is impressive density and persistence on display, but the