Fritz Haag Brauneberger Juffer-Sonnenuhr Riesling Auslese Goldkapsel #12

Drank with a friend. Slow opening of 8h. Golden hue with transparency. Very open nose, beautiful blending herbs, ripe exotic fruit of the papaya family style, some terpenics aromas as well. The wine came to its own in the palate with a beautiful texture and enough flesh to surround the backbone of acidity and raciness. Lots of fruity and herbal flavors with depth. The GG-quality really shines at this age versus the 1G and the gap between the wines is …

Method: pop and pour out of 750ml Nose: ginger, baking spice, yellow and white peach Palate: ripe peach in syrup, ginger; long+ finish of parsley and baking spice; [forgot to note body]; med+ sweetness; medium acidity Overall thoughts: Wonderful ripe, pure fruit and a lot of delicious spice to add complexity and balance. While the acidity is sufficient, there's definitely a decent amount of baby fat on this wine and the scale tips a bit too much towards the sweet …

Green apple, honey, stone fruits. Fresh, searing acidity. Well balance and complex. It has longevity in cellar.