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by John S » Sun Mar 23, 2008 11:49 pm
- 1999 Eugen Wehrheim Niersteiner Findling Siegerrebe Auslese - Germany (3/23/2008)
Wow, what an interesting wine! I don't get a chance to try many Siegerrebe wines where I am. Drank over two nights. The nose was a hypothetical combination of sauvignon blanc and riesling - there was a cat pee/weedy note on the nose, but also lime, honey, rosewater and cumquats. The palate didn't have the funky element, but it had a rich texture, a wonderful balance between the sweet fruit and acidity, with honey, lime, pineapple, tobacco and lychee notes. Almost tastes like a blend of gewurtz and riesling on the palate. On the second day, this had lost a little acid, and tasted richer than the previous night. On both nights, really fun, unusual stuff, and a joy to try. Wish I had bought more! (A-)
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