Showing posts with label Gut Hermannsberg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gut Hermannsberg. Show all posts

2022 and 2021 Nahe Riesling GG Part III -- Bastei, Dellchen, Mühlberg, Rotenberg, Steinberg from Dr. Crusius, H. Dönnhoff, and Gut Hermannsberg

 

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Continuing from the area in the previous post, just a little down river, the quality remains high. (Continue reading here.)

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2022 and 2018 Nahe Riesling GG Part II -- Felsenberg, Hermannsberg, Hermannshöhle, Kupfergrube, Steinberg from Crusius, Dönnhoff, Hermannsberg, Schäfer-Fröhlich

 

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It’s just pure joy tasting through wines such as these. (Continue reading here.)

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2021 and 2020 Nahe Riesling GG Part V: Bastei, Höllenpfad in Mühlenberg, Krötenpfuhl, Mühlberg, Steinberg from Crusius, Dönnhoff, and Hermannsberg

 

Still more top wines from the Nahe. (Continue reading here.)

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2021 and 2017 Nahe Riesling GG Part IV: Felsenberg, Felsenberg Felsentürmchen, and Kupfergrube from Crusius, Dönnhoff, Hermannsberg, and Schäfer-Fröhlich

 

This set is an excellent example of the extraordinary depth and quality of the VDP’s Nahe section. (Continue reading here.)


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2021 and 2017 Nahe Riesling GG Part III: Brücke, Dellchen, Hermannsberg, Hermannshöhle, Rothenberg, Steinberg from Dönnhoff and Gut Hermannsberg

 

The greatness we expect from Dönnhoff and outstanding wines from Karsten Peter at Gut Hermannsberg. (Continue reading here.)

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2020 Nahe Grosses Gewächs Riesling Part III (Brücke, Felsenberg, Hermannshöhle, and Kupfergrube from Crusius, Dönnhoff, Gut Hermannsberg, and Schäfer-Fröhlich)

 This sector of the Nahe is always interesting because there are four top producers of Felsenberg. (Continue reading here.)

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2020 and a 2019 Nahe Grosses Gewächs Riesling Part II (Bastei, Dellchen, Krötenpfuhl, Mühlberg, Rotenberg, Steinberg from Crusius, Dönnhoff, and Gut Hermannsberg)

 In this stretch of the Nahe, very good wines with the exception of Crusius’s puzzling Bastei, but Dönnhoff’s two wines here clearly stand apart. (Continue reading here.)

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Late-Released 2017 Nahe Riesling GG's (Bastei, Burgberg, [Wallhausen] Felseneck, Hermannsberg, Johannisberg): Diel, Hermannsberg, Salm

One can easily perceive the superiority of this vintage overall to 2018. (Continue reading here.)
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2018 Nahe GG Riesling Part II (Bastei, Brücke, Dellchen, Felsenberg, Hermannshöhle, Kupfergrube, Mühlberg "Im Rotenfels", Rotenberg, [Niederhausen] Steinberg, [Traisen] Steinberg) -- Crusius, Dönnhoff, Hermannsberg, Schäfer-Fröhlich

More irregularity in this part of the Nahe, but still some very good wines, even if a bit below the past few vintages. (Continue reading here.)
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