Von Schubert, Maximin Grunhauser Herrenberg Riesling Alte Reben Trocken, Mosel

Prior bottle was just over a year ago and this wine continues to positively evolve. Still shows while apple, pear and mineral on the nose, but now adding some white tropical notes as well (served a bit warmer). Medium bodied and continues to show apple and pear upfront along with a very pretty crystalline peach note. Mid-body has excellent depth and brings in additional notes of tart pineapple, tart mango and tart orange. Again showed the electric acidity and tart …

Prior bottle was a bit over two years ago and the wine has improved noticeably in that time. Apple, pear and mineral notes on the nose. Medium bodied with apple and pear upfront then frozen white peach through the middle. Lemon, tart orange and other citrus qualities behind provide the contrast and there are pleasant mineral notes through the finish. The biggest change was in the acidity. I don't know if it was serving temperature, positive bottle variation or additional …

Crisp, light.

Apple and melon on the nose, along with spice qualities and tropical notes creeping in the longer it's open. A bit above medium bodied (7.5% ABV) and mostly orchard fruit upfront with white apple, melon and pear. Develops depth through the middle bringing in white peach before bringing in tart tropical notes of tart orange and tart pineapple. Good acidity on the backside, but not as much as is typical for the vintage, nor as much as the Abtsberg Spatlese. …

Burst of pineapple and mango on the nose with some mineral and stone fruit notes in the background. Decent acidity, medium body and finish.