Tesch 2021 Langenlonsheimer Löhrer Berg Trocken Riesling (Nahe)
Bone-dry, with biting acidity, but also with a rich yellow plum, Bosc pear and ginger spice flavors that are in no way overpowered by the structure. Drink this with food now or wait several years for this to unravel. Best after 2025. Aleks Zecevic
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