Dunham Cellars Riesling Lewis Vineyard

Structure wise, this felt slightly off dry and in a zippy good place. Flavor wise, this was edging over the hill, with bruised apple, lime zest, a bit of lanolin, and cooked mango. Can’t tell if this was a one off bottle that had been at the PLCB too long, or if this wine is nearing the end of my preferred window.

Pale side of lemon in the glass, moderately aromatic nose of citrus with notes of blossom, presents as dry on the palate but RS might be lurking behind the bracing acidity, fruits tend tart, green apple, citrus, lime, crunchy quince, crushed rocks, body is medium, finish is long. Fantastic QPR from WTSO.

Enjoyable. Crisp. Lots of apple flavor.

Green apple. Nice balance between tart and residual sugar. The nice mosel, petrol vibe which makes a riesling. Lovely

Good solid basic Riesling. Acidic and a bit too sharp on the tongue. Medium fruit but flavors are currently muddled together. Mouth is good and finish is fruity and slightly tart and lingering. Balance is the issue and I believe that is from the grapes being picked too early.

Nose is solid, citrus and slight rubber funk and honey. Pleasant body of pear, honey but lacks acid to balance the residual sugar. Finish is medium minus. Value is B+ ($14)