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96 point - renelangdahl.com: "Oh my God! Har alt det Rotenberg har og så lidt mere. Og først og fremmest er den åben. Æblesaft, belle de boskop, limeskal, men i smagen er den indadvendt, skræmmende mineralsk, splintrende sprød og urjordisk stenet. Fremragende og fremtidig perfektion, forestiller jeg mig. Senere dukker sød fersken op, bukkehornsfrø, kinin og saltet citron."
95 point - James Suckling: "What an expressive nose of grapefruit, jack fruit, rosemary and Thai basil! Concentrated, succulent and uplifting, thanks to the grapefruit freshness. Elegant and light-footed, in spite of the ripeness. Long and filigree finish with a ton of dark mineral notes."
94 point - Din Vinguide
18,5/20 - Jancis Robinson: "Truly animating fragrance in which sprightly citrus fruit, cool minerality and fresh herbal aromas share the spoils. With its compact structure, uncompromising mineral grip and lemony acidity it does not aim to be an early crowd-pleaser, but a long-term prospect."
Felsenberg er i duft og smag lige så betagende som vinmarkens beliggenhed på en stejl skråning på et af de smalleste steder langs Nahe floden. Denne helstøbte Grosses Gewächs Riesling byder på komplekse aromaer af citrus, eksotiske frugter, urter, krydderier, røg og mineralitet. Vinen har en enestående koncentration og en udtalt modenhed, men er alligevel frisk, raffineret og fyldt med en vibrerende energi, som varer ved i den lange finish. Nyd Felsenberg til fyldige retter - gerne med kød - eller til krydrede asiatiske retter.
94+ point - Robert Parker: "The 2020 Felsenberg GG is significantly more reductive on the nose than the Steinberg, and this was still my impression after I used a carafe at the domain and six weeks later in Wiesbaden during the GG tastings of the VDP. It is definitely more reductive than all others, except for Schäfer-Fröhlich of course. However, sulfur reduction and slate or, like in this case, volcanic rocks are a learned combination for German Riesling lovers. So, the bouquet beyond its reduction is pure, precise and deep, revealing ripe and concentrated fruit with notes of crushed (flint) stones and lemon oil. On the palate, this is a full-bodied, dense, still pretty yeasty-textured and less aromatic or fruity Felsenberg whose ascetic finish might be too complex and brittle for newbies in the first years. However, this melting pot of melaphyre, lemons and herbs will be fascinating in a couple of years. Very long and salty finish."
Vinmager Karsten Peter er i 2022-udgaven af VINUM Weinguide Deutchland blevet kåret til "Winzer des Jahres".
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