The Fine Wine Review
Claude KolmClaude Kolm has been writing The Fine Wine Review since 1986. Currently, The Fine Wine Review covers primarily the wines of Burgundy and Germany, although other regions are also covered, and he also writes about restaurants in Paris.
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2024 Rheingau Riesling GG
As previously noted, in addition to the Rheingau Riesling GG’s presented at the VDP GG Preview, I also tasted a selection of Rheingau GG’s on the eve of the GG Preview, some of which were again presented at the GG Preview, some not.
Th...
2025 Rheingau Riesling GG
Markus Roll of the Balthasar Ress estate had the following commentary on the 2025 vintage in the Rheingau: “The 2025 harvest, with a start already in early September, ranks among the earliest in living memory. The excellent ripening conditi...
2025 Pfalz Riesling GG Part 3: Southern Sector and a 2024 and a 2023 Riesling GG
The outstanding quality of the 2025 vintage continues all the way south among those who showed 2025 GG Rieslings in Wiesbaden.
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2025 (Königsbach) Ölberg-Hart Riesling GG
Elegant, filled with fruits, good structure, long in...
2025 Pfalz Riesling GG Part 2: Forst, Deidesheim, Ruppertsberg
In the past, I’ve often compared the Pfalz to Burgundy’s Côte d’Or and in particular, the wines of Forst to those of Vosne-Romanée for their completeness and the wines of Deidesheim to those of Chambolle-Musigny. (Ruppertsberg can be consid...
2025 Pfalz Riesling GG Part I: Northern Pfalz
Franz Wehrheim, of estate Dr. Wehrheim, and president of the Pfalz chapter of the VDP wrote the following of the 2025 vintage:
“The autumn of 2025 was a true sprint — intense, concentrated and very early: as early as late August the first...
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