2020 G-Max Collection (2006-2017)
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The way that this medium-bodied dry riesling marries deep creaminess with chalky finesse is sensational. Not a jot opulent, much less heavy, instead calm and reserved. Then a citrus rocket ignites at the finish and the wine lifts off! Drink or hold. At the Keller G-Max vertical tasting.
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James Suckling
Stephan Reinhardt, Wine Advocate
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Served blind as wine number 18 and right after the 2018 in the G-Max vertical tasting in Germany, Keller's 2020 Riesling G-Max is very clear, fresh, puristic, firm and concentrated on the nose, with aromas of salted lemons and phenolic notes. Very elegant and defined on the palate, this is a full-bodied, dense, salty but also elegant and even delicate and pure Riesling that develops a great, very long finish. This is a classical G-Max like the 2012 that should gain in expression and finesse over the coming years. Tasted at Steinheuer's Restaurant Zur Alten Post, Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, in January 2024.
Citrus zests, lavender, struck flint and crushed stone greet the nose, enticing a first sip that practically explodes in the mouth with its intense resonance and grip. Yet there is a certain sense of buoyancy and an openness to subtlety, as bittersweet floral perfume and nuttiness add to the wine’s compulsive appeal. The finish is strikingly reverberative, with a focused sense of penetration. Memorable though it is to experience now, time is needed for this remarkable Riesling to fulfill its potential.
About the producer

Based in the Rheinhessen, Keller is one of the finest Riesling producers in the world, and has set the benchmark for German Pinot Noir.