Georg Breuer Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling 2013

95/100 PP

"Theresa Breuer's 9th vintage of the Rudesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling trocken since the early death of her father Bernhard appears straw yellow and offers an amazingly clear, fresh, deep and dusty-mineral aroma of lime chutney along with pure rocky flavors. The impressive precision and density on the nose leads to a pure, full-bodied, penetrating mineral though elegant and piquant wine that is as clear as a bell and shaped by a searing acidity and an extremely long and citric finish. Clearly a long-distance runner, I would not start drinking it before 2019 but I'd be happy to have enough to enjoy this wine for a decade then."
(Stephan Rainhardt, robertparker.com)

97/100 Mosel Fine Wines

"The 2013er Berg Schlossberg, as it is referred to on the consumer label, is a legally dry Riesling (with 7 g/l of residual sugar) made from the Estate’s finest casks from this vineyard. It still proves pretty much work in progress and is tight, austere, and hugely primary at first. It is only after a couple of minutes that it starts to offer a remarkably engaging nose made of green herbs, mint, gooseberry, mirabelle, and aniseed herbs. The wine proves structured and hugely zesty in the palate, and leaves a long and delicately tart feel in the still slightly sharp finish. The underlying finesse of this still very backward effort is simply remarkable, and the energy that it delivers is simply mind-blowing. There is quite some upside here, once the wine will emerge from its shell. 2028-2053. - Jan. 2020"
(Mosel Fine Wines, moselfinewines.com)

"Der Berg Schlossberg ist unbestritten die Spitzenlage Rüdesheims. Die hier vorherrschenden schiefer- und quarzhaltigen Böden ergeben einen finessenreichen, trockenen Wein mit einem Bouqet reichhaltiger Aromen, aus denen zarte Pfirsich- und Nusstöne besonders hervorragen."
(Weingut Breuer)