Displaying a much brighter citrus lemon and grapefruit character than its Mardelskopf sibling but the same under-one gram residual sugar, the Pfeffingen 2007 Ungsteiner Weilberg Riesling Grosses Gewachs incorporates an engagingly saline mineral streak and pineapple notes typical for the extra measure of ripe fruit often displayed by this site. Piquant nuttiness and bitter herbal notes inform a long, generously juicy finish that steers clear of bitterness. This should be worth following for at least 6-8 years. In addition to those distinctive features of Jan Eymael’s 2007 collection mentioned in my individual tasting notes, he points out that as a group they are youthfully a bit reductive and tight, for which reason he presented to me bottles (save for those of the nobly sweet wines) that had first been given two hours in the refrigerator with a couple of inches of their contents removed.Imported by Rudi Wiest, Cellars International, Carlsbad, CA 800 596 9463