Von Schubert, Maximin Grunhauser Bruderberg Riesling Kabinett, Mosel

First time trying this producer and very impressed. Clean and precise citrus fruit, just the right level of sweetness and weight without much pradikat creep. Saline finish.

Citron et lime confits en effet, superbe présence en bouche, assez rond mais avec une belle acidité.

Light yellow/green, clear. Petroleum, smokey, minerally, tuned down fruit inthe start, after a while there is more citrus peel and lime. Full body, high acid, incredible concentration, fairly sweet, but the wine has incredible balance, and is very long. I've had this wine once before and it seemd unbalanced. But with a year or two of storage this wine has become very intergrated and balanced. An impressive wine, and producer. I'm gonna stack up on this wine.

Young and fierce, but not without charm and hints at an excellent future - just how any great Riesling should show at such an early stage. The Maximin Grünhäus estate actually sits along the Ruwer, rather than the Mosel, as does the single acre Buderberg vineyard where the fruit for this wine is sourced. At only 8.0%, its certainly on the sweeter end of Kabinett, and it’ll take some time for that sugar to fully integrate with complexity on the …