Howard Cooper
Howard Cooper
Nah. I would go with there is nothing better than Prum at his best - and the best I have had is a 1983 WS GC Auslese.
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Quick rec for Riesling??
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Nah. I would go with there is nothing better than Prum at his best - and the best I have had is a 1983 WS GC Auslese.
Jeff Grossman
Jeff Grossman
If someone else writes it, does that count as "explanation"?originally posted by Thor:
(Coming soon: a 300-word response from Rahsaan on why he is indeed filled with jocularity.)
Levi Dalton
Levi Dalton
originally posted by Howard Cooper:
originally posted by Rahsaan:
originally posted by Keith Levenberg: They say there's nothing better than Prum at his best... but I've never had that wine.
People may say that but I'm not sure it very useful to speak in such superlatives. For my tastes I prefer to say there is a unique elegance to Prum that makes their wines stand out among others of the same caliber. Although clearly there are so many options for 'great' German riesling that we can scratch all sorts of itches without worrying about a handful of specific producers.
Nah. I would go with there is nothing better than Prum at his best - and the best I have had is a 1983 WS GC Auslese.
I know what you mean.
It's like, why do all these other German estates even bother to make wine at all? Seems like such a waste of everyone's time. Prum and Avatar are the BESTESTEST FOREVER.
Duh.
Levi Dalton
Levi Dalton
The previous was a blatant and perhaps unnecessary attempt to keep my reputation for Special Achievement in Dudgeoned Post-Work Posting intact.