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jolivera hat geschrieben:

Oh Dae-Su hat geschrieben:Hi Jolivera,

I agree with Marc. Some other interesting ones should be:

Weingut Peter Jakob Kühn Sankt Nikolaus 2012 and Doosberg 2012
Weingüter Wegler Rothenberg, Rottland and Schlossberg 2012
Weingut Emrich-Schönleber Frühingsplätzchen 2012
Peter Lauer Kupp und Schonfels 2012
more or less all the Keller GG Rieslings from 2012

and and and ...

Regards

Chris

I had bought
Keller Abtserde 2010 and 2012
Keller Hubacker 2012
Wittmann Morstein GG 2012
Wittmann Westhofener 2012
Donnhoff Hermanshole 2012

But I like buy some more to save in my cellar

Auf meiner Seite/ On my side the Best I tasted so far was:

Weingut Donnhoff Hermanshöle 2012: THE absolute winner! Already great and will age superbly, deserves to be kept!
Weingut Peter Jakob Kühn Sankt Nikolaus 2012, very pure, and Doosberg 2012 being slightly more mineral
Weingut Robert Weil Gräfenberg , very balanced already, and clearly 1 step above (if not 2) the rest of the production.
I also bought Weingut Klaus Peter Keller Hubacker 2012 on recommendation, but one thing is for sure, all these wines deserves to be forgotten in the cellar for now!

Hello there,

due you are a Sommelier i suspect that you are attending this years Prowein.

If that's the case there is each year a tasting of 20 selected GG. I did it the last 2 years, and although my knowledge and judgement is far away from being worth mentioning my opinion I think it was really interesting and teaching.

Cheers
Volker

Heymann Löwenstein: Uhlen B, Uhlen R, the latter, currently with restrained fruit and not well integrated acidity, being an investment that needs at least five more years of ageing.
von Winning: Kirchenstück, Pechstein, Ungeheuer, the last one being my pqr star with only €24 per bottle.
Wittmann: Morstein