S.A. Prüm 2015 Graacher Dompropst Dry GG Grosse Lage Gold Cap Riesling (Mosel)
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Full bodied and dry, this is a silky, intensely penetrating sip that's studded with pristine lemon, grapefruit and lime flavors. It's lusciously ripe and concentrated, but deftly balanced against a firm backbone of acidity and layers of crystalline minerality. It's gorgeous already but will improve through 2030 and hold for even longer. Anna Lee C. Iijima
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