Tesch Riesling Karthäuser Nahe 2022

James Suckling

Very smoky with stacks of grapefruit and wild herb aromas this tastes like being hit by lightning, or at least somebody striking two huge flint stones together! This will take some time to reach its best, but the brilliance is already very striking.

Mad og Monopolet

Vinen er efter min mening sublim - den er udtryk for den nye generation af vinmagere. Næsen er fyldt med duft af salt-syltet citron, gule modne æbler, grape, petroleum, græs og “krudt”, som antyder reduktion under dyrkningen, hvor udbyttet med stor sandsynlighed har været lavt. Munden er fyldt med frugt samt en lækker underliggende mineralitet - kæmpestor Riesling til få penge. 1 stk 299,95 / BEDSTE PRIS v/ 6 fl. 149,95

Rolf Madsen, Vinexpressen

HØJ GENKØBSFAKTOR | Helt vild riesling fra Weingut Tesch, der bliver bedre og bedre for hvert år. Super lækker duft, hvor man finder indslag af pivfriske grønne æbler, lidt rød grape, et viff af hæfteplaster og Jenka tyggegummi på den über fede måde. Vanvittig letløbende og mineralsk vin, der løbes i mål med et lille pift af havsalt. Bang – det er godt. 94+ Spottet hos Supervin til ca. 240 kr.

Robert Parker

From a warm, early-ripening plot on Rotliegend (red sandstone), the intensely yellow-colored 2022 Karthäuser Laubenheimer Riesling trocken opens with an aromatic and quite generous bouquet of ripe (red) fruits and a reductive flintiness that tends toward untamed notes. The acidity is remarkably fine but vivacious and well integrated into the supple texture and full body. It gives a saline and uplifting finish with complex talents. It is tight and tensioned and with very good length despite, or because, of 11.5% stated alcohol.

Vinous

The 2022 Riesling Karthäuser is from a sheltered, southwest-facing site of weathered sandstone. A beautiful spice of crushed herbs on warm stone plays on the nose, coming with a hint of fresh apple peel. The palate has a lightness and a tenderness that carries these flavors with subtlety and translucency. Bright and slender, its stony intensity becomes apparent on the finish, ringing long. (Bone-dry)

The Fine Wine Review

The Karthäuser is spicy in the nose and medium-weight mouth with less biting acidity and more roundness than the St. Remigiusberg or the Königsschild

Jancis Robinson

Mesmerising, rich aromas of spice and peach, orange peel. Generous, concentrated and complex. Lemongrass and lanolin. Chalky grip. A compelling swing dance between ripe citrus fruit and crisp acidity, with a rosemary lift. Who's leading, however, remains a question of time.