Georg Breuer Berg Schlossberg Riesling

Summary

Lobenberg: The Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg is a Rheingau legend and one of the prime locations in Germany. It is closely connected to the expansion by Bernhard Breuer, who probably only gave her to cult status. Even with the transition to the daughter Theresa Breuer, the story continues. On the slate and quartzite floor of Riesling ripens here zoom to an incredible finesse wine. Deep golden yellow. The nose of Riesling remains cautious, almost repellent. Something slate spice and smokiness Rheingau, fresh tobacco and very delicate peach. Palate: I feel the wine as monolithic. Free flowing document is a Riesling of cool style and full of minerality in the glass. Incredibly concise and clear. A wine that comes memorable fixed similar Wittmanns Morstein. Echoes long after and remains the slender nature of the Riesling faithful. Monumental and gigantic! White wine, which is always at the table is very quiet, but the one must also give time. 95-98 + / 100 - Parker: Theresa Breuer's 9th vintage of the Rudesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling since the early death of her father Bernhard Appears straw yellow and offers at amazingly clear, fresh, deep and dusty-mineral aroma of lime chutney along with pure rocky flavors. The impressive precision and density on the nose leads to a pure, full-bodied, mineral penetrating though elegant and piquant wine did is as clear as a bell and shaped by a searing acidity and at extremely long and citric finish. Clearly a long-distance runner, I would not start drinking it before 2019 but I'd be happy to have enough to enjoy this wine for a decade then. 95/100