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98 Robert Weil 2022 Kiedrich Gräfenberg Trockenbeerenauslese Riesling (Rheingau). The thick and syrupy texture makes you want to pour this over your crêpes—and you probably wouldn’t regret it. However, this is pure excellence in the glass, with an earth and mineral component that is contributing to the already complex palate. Honey, apricot, lime and spice notes converge, all supported by a brilliant acidity. Starts out creamy, yet its freshness makes it easy to enjoy. A perfect way to end a meal. Loosen Bros. USA. Cellar Selection. —A.Z.

abv: 8% Price: $700/375 ml

95 Robert Weil 2022 Kiedrich Gräfenberg Beerenauslese Riesling (Rheingau). Plenty of honeyed notes here, dripping over with overripe apricot, candied orange peel and guava. Acidity picks up midpalate, accenting the apricot and citrus flavors in this intense dessert wine. It’s focused with balance coming from its powerful acidity. Fine tuned on the long, complex finish. Drink now–2050. Loosen Bros. USA. Cellar Selection. —A.Z.

abv: 8.5% Price: $340/375 ml

93 Domdechant Werner 2014 A tasty combination of ripe apricot, lime and mineral. Intense and concentrated, yet the vivid structure driven by powerful acidity keeps it delineated and fresh. It is both mouthwatering and mouth-coating on the finish. Sabaca Beverage Group Miller Squared, Inc. —A.Z.

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