2003 Rudesheimer Berg Roseneck Spatlese

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Tasting notes

Tasting notes
Drink 0-0, David Schildknecht, Vinous, Jan 2005

Spectacularly floral nose which, with its subsidiary apple and slate elements, almost suggests a great Mosel riesling. In the mouth, a complex melange of tropical and pit fruits, honeyed melon, flowers and stone wafts back and forth in an elegant display. Not only does all of the sweetness on exhibit here seem to fit the wine's drippingly ripe fruit and heady florality, but there is more than enough wet stone and saline minerality to achieve counterpoint and balance. Long, soothing, sweet yet mineral-saturated finish. 2 stars.

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18
18/20

Jancis Robinson MW

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17.5 points
Jancis Robinson MW
Score 17.5/20 · Drink 2004-2015, Jancis Robinson MW, Jun 2004

Highest residual sugar (103 g/l), but doesn't taste it. Big and bold. Not as intense as the dry wines, but very, very pure. Crystalline. The quartz soils tend to make the wine taste angular and a bit austere. (JR)

About the producer

Josef Leitz
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Grape Blend

Riesling

Colour

White

Taste

Sweet

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