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Marc Kreydenweiss 2003 Grand Cru Kastelberg Riesling (Alsace)

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Price $69

This Andlau vineyard has been planted since Roman times, making it one of the oldest vineyards in Alsace. It’s famed for Rieslings, and this wine shows why. It is full-bodied, but still hows some raciness and ripe acidity. At this stage, this great wine is still very young, but it has the potential to age for up to 20 years. Imported by Wilson Daniels Ltd. — R.V. (11/1/2005)

Marc Kreydenweiss 2001 Grand Cru Moenchberg Le Moine Tokay Pinot Gris (Alsace)

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Stunningly beautiful. Decadently rich and flamboyant, with its peach, honeysuckle, apricot, wildflower, vanilla and smoke aromas and flavors. Rich and sweet as honey, yet this wine is fully dry and quite crisp with acidity. Exquisite concentration, with the weight and density of a Grand Cru. — S.H. (1/1/2002)

Marc Kreydenweiss 2001 Andlau Riesling (Alsace)

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Price $20

An amazing wine that opens with huge aromas of honeysuckle, peach, lime zest, pie crust, creme brulee, vanilla and smoke. Big, rich and persistant in the mouth, with peach and citrus flavors that go on and on, underscored by searing acidity. Built for aging. — S.H. (1/1/2002)

Marc Kreydenweiss 2004 Le Moine Moenchberg Grand Cru Pinot Gris (Alsace)

Price $38

This is certainly rich, but that’s not what is so important. What gives this wine its style is the balance between the cantaloup and mango flavors and the layers of acidity and spice. Fine and elegant, this should develop well over several years. — R.V. (2/1/2011)

Marc Kreydenweiss 2006 Au Dessus de la Loi Andlau Riesling (Alsace)

Price $27

Offers developed aromas of brioche and dried apricots, with hints of mineral. The intense palate is viscous but the finish is dry. Drink with complex fish dishes. — W.E. (4/1/2009)

Marc Kreydenweiss 2002 Grand Cru La Dame Wiebelsberg Riesling (Alsace)

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Price $38

Packed with ripe, peach-flavored fruits, this intense wine is from the 29-acre grand cru Wiebelsberg vineyard in Andlau. Full, toasty and intense, it layers flowers and fruit with powerful flavors of walnuts and almonds. Imported by Wilson Daniels Ltd. — R.V. (11/1/2005)

Marc Kreydenweiss 2007 La Dame Wiebelsberg Grand Cru Vendanges Tardives Riesling (Alsace)

Price $103

Kreydenweiss’ unusually oxidative vinification methods are better suited to making a sweet wine such as this Vendanges Tardives, where we expect more savory flavors and less fresh fruit. The dominant notes here are caramel, cider and Asian spices, supported by a bright line of acidity that carries the flavors through to the lingering finish. Drink now. — J.R. (10/1/2010)

Marc Kreydenweiss 2001 Les Charmes Pinot Blanc (Alsace)

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Rich, thick and unctuous, a superb wine whose acidity makes it ideal for cellaring, if you wish. In its youth, it drinks tight and steely, with intense, nervy flavors of citrus fruits and roasted hazelnut. The finish is long and honeyed. — S.H. (1/1/2002)

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