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Trimbach Riesling 2005

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Riesling is a chameleon of a grape, able to produce world class wines that range from bone dry to unctuously sweet. Germany is most closely associated with Riesling, where all styles are made and the range of flavors runs the gamut from steely and crisp with crunchy mineral-driven flavors to fresh lime, apple and peach flavored expressions - even rich honied, candied fruit tones in the great dessert wines.

Winemakers Notes

Beautiful in color with a hint of green on the edge, this white wine needs a few more months to reveal its potential and will age gracefully another few years. The nose is developed and shows a hint of mineral flavor associated with good ripeness and acidity and a lingering clean and dry finish. It is ready to drink now but has the potential to age another five years.

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Snooth User: SoonerSipper
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We love the universality of a good Riesling and have found some good inexpensive wines from Alsace. This particular choice is over the top on minerality for my taste and lacks the drinkability of many similarly priced Rieslings.


February 2008

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Source: Astor Wines
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A family-run winery since 1626 with some of the best Grand Cru vineyards in Alsace. This, the basic Riesling, is delicate yet firm, fresh, dry and finely mineral.


 

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Source: Just Grapes


"Beautiful in color with a hint of green on the edge, this white wine needs a few more months to reveal its potential and will age gracefully another few years. The nose is developed and shows a hint of mineral flavor associated with good ripeness and acidity and a lingering clean and dry finish. It is ready to drink now but has the potential to age another five years."


November 2008

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Source: Hillside
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Bright, with green edges and a developed nose, the wine shows a hint of mineral flavor, which is associated with perfect ripeness. Flavors of white peach, quince and lemon on the palate with a lingering, clean and dry finish.


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Source: Zachy's


"Pale yellow-green color. Delicate aromas of flowers, lime and stone. Juicy and vibrant, with lovely sweet limey fruit given cut by bright acidity. A brisk, fruit-driven style of riesling that really should be held for two or three years...88." IWC 7/07


 

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The Wine News rating: 92


 

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