Due to political boundaries of the regions, these wines are Rheinhessen, but based on location and style, should be considered Nahe wines akin to those in my previous post.
BISCHEL
2021 (Bingen) Scharlachberg Riesling GG
Mineral, some grip, but not a lot of precision to the fruit. 90/B+
KRUGER-RUMPF
2021 (Bingen) Scharlachberg Riesling GG
Mineral but a bit soft on the palate. Below my expectations for this fine producer. 89/B
Prinz SALM
2020 (Bingen) Kirchberg Riesling GG
Light, pure, mineral, good intensity and penetration. 93/A
2019 (Bingen) Scharlachberg Riesling GG
Mineral, good acidity, medium-weight, good penetration. 92/A
2020 (Bingen) Scharlachberg Riesling GG
Less acidity than in the Kirchberg, a little flabby (to my acid-craving palate), but still enough to hold together with pear fruit. 90/B+
WAGNER-STEMPEL
2021 (Bingen) Scharlachberg Riesling GG
Mineral, some pear, but lacking the grip and concentration of the best 2021s. 90/B+