Robert Weil’s wines have been mentioned quite often on my blog, but I don’t run an ad campaign for them, I promise. Actually I’m pretty sure they don’t need more publicity anyway, since they’re delivering excellent qualities since years, decades and centuries now.
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This is something I really looked forward to for my trip to KL. Enjoy a fancy bottle of refreshing Riesling with the cheap and delicious Asian street food.
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So I smuggled a bottle of 2006 Kiedricher Gräfenberg GG by Robert Weil to Malaysia, chilled it in the hotel fridge and brought it, together with wine glasses to a street food stall, the famous beef noodle stall in the Bukit Bintang area. Both the food and the wine were delicious.
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Several times I had the opportunity to take a sip of Robert Weil’s First Growth (Erstes Gewächs) Riesling from the Gräfenberg in Kiedrich which is one of Germany’s best Riesling-Terroirs. It is a dry Auslese wine which has a unique style and character. It has a rather filigrane body with a nice minerality and determined but not overwhelming fruit and although it feels light and filigrane it has a certain power which at the right moment pokes your palate to underline its grace.
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