ON-114777
Studert Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Spätlese 2007
Riesling
Mosel, Germany
LCBO# 114777
0V
9191
$17.95
Critic Reviews (3)
John Szabo, MS
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John Szabo, MS

Beautifully ripe, balanced and fragrant, a model of Mosel riesling from the excellent Sonnenuhr vineyard. Sweetness...

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David Lawrason
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David Lawrason

This taking on some mature characteristics with petrol/mucilage glue notes, white mushroom, honey and some evergreen...

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Steve Thurlow
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Steve Thurlow

Excellent value for this classic Mosel riesling. Expect lifted floral lemon, pear, honey and mushroom aromas. It is...

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Community Reviews (5)
John Masur
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John Masur

This wine helped me win a gold medal in my wine/food pairing class (with Aloo Tikki and 2 chutneys). It's definitely more than off-dry but maintains a crispness and balanced acidity with pear, spices, and citrus. Everyone that has tasted this wine has raved about it. Rieslings from Wehlener Sonnenuhr have excellent reviews and outstanding value. Drink by 2015.

Tyler Philp
9292
Tyler Philp

I have yet to serve this wine to someone who does not enjoy it. The spätlese (late harvest) designation indicates a greater degree of ripeness and therefore higher sugar level at harvest. That however, does not mean that the resultant wine is necessarily sweeter, and this is a brilliant example of exactly that.

Clean, fresh and lively with the perfect balance of acidity and sweetness. Round in the mouth and slightly herbal for a moment before tastes of honey and apricot linger indefinitely. A stunning wine that will keep you returning for more. Tasted again April 2012.

Evan Keaschuk
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Evan Keaschuk

A true gem of a wine. It has aromas of ripe apple, pear, honey, orange blossoms, some petrol, and minerality. While it has a reasonable amount of sweetness at only 8.5% alcohol, this is perfectly counterbalanced by the acidity. Light-medium bodied with an incredibly long finish. Damn fine! Tasted April 2012.

Paul Morin
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Paul Morin

M G
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M G

92 - tasted July 2012





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