Betts & Scholl, Riesling, Eden Valley

Just delicious! It had a tiny hint of sweetness but was very short. Prickly pear and lemon rind on the nose and the palate. This wine was simple yet delicious! Drink now!

Wow! Nose full of diesel - beautiful on the palate. In a blind tasting would pass for really good German.

On the nose, a subtle rubber tire component that tones down with some air, nice lime and apple aromas. Getting better with some air time, becomes slightly floral. On the palette, extremely focused, lots of lime and just underripe papaya notes. Searing acidity, nice minerality, really lazer focus of fruit and acid, like sucking on a lime. Finish gets a little watery for my palatte, but the flavor stays with you for a long time because of the intense focus. …

Strong nose of quince, lemon, and pineapple. Palate very acidic with secondary fruit. A bit out of balance with simple fruit followed by high acidity.

Betts & Scholl Lunch - Beatiful dry style with note of petrol, citrus notes on delicate bone dry finish. Love the style!

Crisp, clean, mineral. A touch overpriced at $27.

Pretty nose, whiff of petrol, with peaches, bananas, pineapple, coconut; very tart! Lots of zesty citrus with some peaches; long, tangy finish, ending with lime notes. Needs to open up for a while, and much better if not overly chilled.

Very good. Strong citrus notes on the nose and tip of the toungue that give way to graphite, mineral lines on the dry finish. Good balance and acidity.

Lemon-lime flavor with bright acidity. Slate undercurrent. Last glass better than the first -- hold for a couple of years?