Wittman, Westhofener Morstein Riesling "GG", 2022

Name: Wittman, Westhofener Morstein Riesling "GG", 2022
Brand: Wittman
SKU: NYC-DANS0913-102424-WWMRGG2022-ROW66-BOX 2
Price: 99.99 USD
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White Wine from Mosel, Germany

by Wittman

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Professional Reviews

Antonio Galloni

AG 97

"The 2022 Riesling Westhofener Brunnenhäuschen Grosses Gewächs abuts the Morstein, but it is slightly more elevated with its limestone overlaid with terra rossa rich in iron oxide. Flinty reduction still holds sway on the nose. However, the palate comes with a smooth, serene and gentle texture of lemon zest bedded on soft, pillowy yeast, yet with many directions and zing, driving forward with gentle force. The finish tapers to beautiful, lemon-pervaded slenderness. The phenolic grip manifests on the finish with beautiful finesse and zesty, citric definition. The 2022 is a lovely and intriguing mix of obliqueness and directness. It's very long and very fine in the face of 2022. Wow." -Vinous

Robert Parker

RP 96

"From the core parcels in the cru, the 2022 Morstein Westhofen Riesling GG is pure, intense and chalky on the elegant, dense and spicy, darker-toned nose that is still a bit untamed but deep and exciting, even with woodruff aromas! Enormously mineral and tannic on the palate, this is a full-bodied, rich and enormously complex, masculine and monolithic Riesling that needs a lot of time in the cellar to develop and refine. A highly promising Riesling! 12.5% stated alcohol. Natural cork. Tasted at the domaine in July 2023."

Details

Grape Variety

Riesling
Vintage

2022
Size

750ml
Style

Minerally

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