Escher Haus Pfalz Qba Riesling (2007)
| Region: | Germany » Pfalz |
| Varietal: | Riesling |
| Color: | White Wines |
he Pfalz is a major German wine-producing region and that country’s rising star. It’s got Germany’s sunniest and driest climate, and has gone from being a region that relied on mediocre crosses to make bad, cheap wine to a place that can make superior wines. About half the wines made in the Pfalz are dry. Though the Pfalz is located about 50 miles north of Alsace’s great Riesling vineyards, it has begun producing rich, dry wines that are reminiscent of those of that region.
The area makes excellent Rieslings. The best villages for Riesling are Ruppertsberg, Diedesheim, Forst, Wachenheim, Bad Durkheim, and Kallstadt. In addition to that noble grape, the Pfalz is becoming known for Pinot Noir (Spatburgunder in German), Grauburgunder (Pinot Gris), Weissburgunder (Pinot Blanc), Gewurztraminer, and Dornfelder. The last of these is a cross that has been making surprisingly quality wines in some places.
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Pfalz on SnoothMarch 2013
Here is another uninspiring and simple, nearly dry style of German wine. Tastes under ripe and overly acidic. Not much going on here. My rating 81. Read More
March 2013
love this wine i just cant find it anywhere Read More
February 2013
Nice deep color and nice nose but subdued fruit. Missing mineral, lime and extract. Overpriced, so so value. My rating 85 Read More
February 2013
2-10-13. WIne is dark straw color. some mustiness on the smell..fairly aromatic. very minor band aid smell. reminds me of an italian pinot grigio smell but not quite..hints of almond, apricot. smooth dark cool wet stone. taste is not initially totally dry..stonefruit..definitely refreshing..lime..crisp acidity but balanced. more apricot, frozen ... Read More
October 2012
Pretty boring really. Not bad but certainly not interesting. Easy drinking but no oomph. Forgettable Read More
September 2012
This is a lovely, satisfying, value-driven, varietally-correct Pinot Noir. It is not in the same quality field of the other wines I mention. And, that's just fine. Because this wine is 1/3 to 1/4 the price of the others. This is an easy-drinking, moderate-bodied wine with no new oak and perfect ripeness.Overall I give it 3 glasses, but for the v... Read More
August 2012
Love this one! Just right amount of sweetness to win me. Not a wine expert, and usually stay away from anything without a cork, but Sweet Red is a staple for me Read More
Jun 3, 2010
having just returned from a months stay with german friends in the pfalz we were amazed by the value of the table wines.
Sep 27, 2009
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