91 Punkte | jamessuckling.com | S. Pigott
„This excellent young bone-dry Nahe riesling is racy and focused on the sleek, barely medium-bodied palate. Plenty of delicate yellow apple, fresh herb and wet-stone aromas. Long, zesty finish. Drink or hold. Screw cap.“

94 Punkte | jamessuckling.com | S. Pigott
“At once deep and delicate, friendly and fascinating, this is a wonderfully cool and gentle dry riesling with ample power. Then the lime and green apple freshness bowls you over in the white light finish. Drink or hold.”
 
94 Punkte | www.robertparker.com| S. Reinhardt
“The 2023 Riesling Trocken Langenlonsheimer Löhrer Berg is clear, intense and elegant on the beautifully aromatic yet also fine and spicy/mineral nose that intermingles ripe apricot aromas with fundamental saline notes and floral/herbal nuances that add a coolish touch to the perfectly ripe and well-articulated fruit. Lush and charming on the palate, this is a textured and well-balanced Riesling from loamy-gravelly soils that guarantee ripe and finely juicy fruit provided with fine, mineral acidity and serious phenol grip. This 2023 should have excellent aging potential, and although it’s already mouthfilling, I’d keep enough bottles to see what happens over the next two or three decades. The aftertaste is generously aromatic but also intense and characterized by the firm structure of this full-bodied wine. 13% stated alcohol. Screw-cap closure. Tasted in September 2024.”
 
93 Punkte | Fine Wine Review | C. Kolm
“Lime blossom nose. Medium-light body, pure lime fruit, elegant, strong malic acidity. Screw cap closure. 13.0% stated alcohol.”
 
91 Punkte | www.vinous.com | A. Krebiehl
„The 2023 Riesling Löhrer Berg was grown on heavy loam soils with great water availability. It opens with beautifully ripe stone fruit, shining with peach and nectarine, promising juicy generosity. The palate, however, delivers strait-laced brightness on a slender but juicy frame. Lemon zestiness on the finish makes the mouth water. This wine exemplifies site in its aromatic, ripe fruit profile, while the house style is embodied on the taut palate. (Bone-dry)“
 
16,5+ Punkte | jancisrobinson.com | J. Robinson
“Full screwcapped bottle just 1,161 g. 40-year-old vines on fertile loamy gravel soils. Lime-green capsule. Fragrant, floral nose leaps out of the glass. There is real energy in this delightfully well-balanced wine that’s already approachable with a mineral undertow.”

94 Punkte | jamessuckling.com | S. Pigott
“The yellow of morning sunshine shines from a clear sky straight into your face, making you feel glad to be alive. So pure and clean on the medium-bodied palate, then you sink into this light in the form of wet stone minerality. Drink or hold.”

92 Punkte | www.robertparker.com | S. Reinhardt
The intensely yellow-colored 2023 Riesling Trocken Laubenheimer Krone opens with fine and elegant, perfectly ripe and concentrated (baby pineapple) fruit that intertwines with sur lie notes and finely spicy terroir aromas that include some lovely herbal nuances. It is a very smart Riesling from lighter loam soils topped by weathered red sandstone. Round and lush on the refined and crystalline palate, the Krone starts like a typical 2023 with unscrupulous fruit expression, but then it turns toward a somewhat austere and phenolic finish. It is less generous in the end than expected from the nose and first palate, and although it has a concentrated and juicy fruit core, the phenols take over on the finish and leave the palate a little drier than necessary. Is that due to a (too) early harvest or because of maceration? Or is it the use of oak? 12.5% stated alcohol. Stelvin screw cap. Tasted in September 2024.“
 

92 Punkte | Fine Wine Review | C. Kolm
“The Krone is not quite as ripe and shows a bit better balance and rounder acidity than the preceding wines. There’s some chalk here in the nose and mouth to go with lemon-based fruit. This might be a wine to drink a bit younger than the other single vineyard wines. Screw cap closure. 12.5% stated alcohol.”
 
94 Punkte | www.vinous.com | A. Krebiehl
„The 2023 Riesling Krone is from old vines grown on a steep, southeast-facing slope of loam and weathered sandstone. The nose shows enticing glimpses of ripe, juicy nectarine and Navel orange. There is generosity and juiciness, but vivid citrus defines the wine in the end with its beautiful zestiness. This is exquisite, bright and really long. The rigorous sorting necessary in 2023 meant that this 2.5-hectare site could yield only 5,000 liters of wine. It was worth it. (Bone-dry)“
 
17.0 Punkte | jancisrobinson.com | J. Robinson
“Full screwcapped bottle just 1,162 g. Next to Löhrer Berg on decalcified loess and weathered sandstone. Exposed to western winds. Yellow capsule. Fruit salad on the nose. Lots happening on the palate. Really rather opulent and peachy but it finishes dry and savoury. A wine that would be fine with many dishes. Persistent.“

95 Punkte | jamessuckling.com | S. Pigott
“Powerful lime aroma, and an energy that makes this leap joyfully across your palate. Then, as the air starts to work on this, a whole fruit salad of aromas on the medium-bodied palate. Then the lime freshness gently builds again to a serious statement in the finish. Drink or hold.”
 

94 Punkte | www.robertparker.com | S. Reinhardt
“The 2023 Riesling Trocken Langenlonsheimer Königsschild is pure yet also intense and reveals a fine mineral core wrapped by precise, fresh and elegant apricot aromas. Very elegant and refined on the first palate, this is a round and juicy yet crystalline and mineral Königsschild, whose limestone soils mixed with loess and loam managed the vintage very well, even in the rainier last third of the vegetation period. The wine comes in with 13% stated alcohol but is light-footed, fine and stimulating, with a long and expressive finish. This is never fat and never rich in texture but an intense and pure Riesling from Langenlonsheim. It’s probably the finest Königsschild in Martin Tesch’s career. Screw-cap closure. Tasted in September 2024.”
 

92+ Punkte | Fine Wine Review | C. Kolm
“The Königsschild shows finesse with grapefruit aromas and flavors, a medium-weight body, and overall roundness, but it also has a structure typical of limestone soils. Screw cap closure. 13.0% stated alcohol.”
 
92 Punkte | www.vinous.com | A. Krebiehl
„The 2023 Riesling Königsschild is a fully south-facing site of light, calcareous loess. Crushed citrus foliage and pale lemon skin set the tone on the nose. The palate follows suit with fine, lemon-scented freshness, super-light and vividly bright. This is the slenderest Riesling of the portfolio, citrus-focused and lip-smacking. (Bone-dry)“
 
17.0 Punkte | jancisrobinson.com | J. Robinson
“Full screwcapped bottle just 1,161 g. Deep-rooted vines on limestone with loess and alluvial loam. Turquoise capsule. Distinctly floral nose. Less flamboyant than the Krone with delicacy and some more to give. Real limestone lift and sappiness. Less fruit and more mineral than some of its stablemates. The acidity is still quite marked but there is no concern that it won’t deliver eventually. Still slightly astringent. ”

97 Punkte | jamessuckling.com | S. Pigott
“What a radical riesling and what radical freshness. The soul of the samurai sword and the brilliant shine of its blade. Very sleek and focused on the medium-bodied palate, but this is the simplistic side of the wine’s description. Extremely long finish that ends in an excitingly sharp point. Drink or hold.”
 

95 Punkte | robertparker.com | S. Reinhardt
“The 2023 Riesling Trocken Laubenheimer Karthäuser is deep, pure and refined but impressively intense and aromatic on the beautifully balanced and distinctive nose that intermingles concentrated, ripe fruit aromas with finely weathered terroir notes from red sandstone. Accordingly generous and juicy yet always fine and crystalline on the palate, this is a mouth-filling, as if not fully dry, yet very elegant and generous Riesling that is reminiscent of certain Saar Rieslings or those from Nackenheim (Rheinhessen). In fact, the Karthäuser was bottled with „just three or four grams per liter of residual sugar,“ as Martin Tesch reports on the phone. It is a complete, sensual and silky-textured Riesling with generous fruit and an exceptionally long and intense finish. This wine is made to surprise, and perhaps with 2021(?), it is on the highest level Martin (or better: his son Johannes) Tesch has reached so far. 13% stated alcohol. Stelvin screw cap. Tasted in September 2024.”
 

92+ Punkte | The Fine Wine Review | C. Kolm
“Tropical notes in this wine with a rich texture but light on the palate. This wine is very open already but still should improve. Screw cap closure. 13.0% stated alcohol.”
 
17.0+ Punkte | jancisrobinson.com | J. Robinson
“Full screwcapped bottle just 1,162g. From a south-west-facing amphitheatre of weathered sandstone. Maroon capsule. Brooding nose that’s still developing. Restrained aromatically but with a great weight and extract on the palate. Still a little chewy but all the ingredients are there for a very interesting future. Exciting peacock’s tail of flavours on the finish. Very definitely a food wine.“

97 Punkte | jamessuckling.com | S. Pigott
“How could the beauty of a ripe apricot be married to a lightning strike? That’s what this extraordinary dry riesling does. Generosity and purity are redefined as this flies over your palate with a staggering energy. The flash may be too bright for you, but that doesn’t alter the fact that it is a brilliant illumination that lights up the sky. Drink or hold.”
 
95 Punkte | www.robertparker.com | S. Reinhardt
“The 2023 Riesling Trocken Laubenheimer St. Remigiusberg is the purest, lightest, brightest and most floral-scented wine of the vintage at this domaine and possibly also the deepest. Filigreed and finely juicy on the palate, this is a tight, pure, dry and slightly austere Riesling that has an intense and juicy core and the concentration to make it a long-distance runner. The acidity is frisky, and the wine has outstanding balance, given its complexity and aging potential. I tasted it after the Karthäuser, which made this wine seem more austere that it really is. Of all the dry crus, the Remigiusberg is the most sophisticated and complex one yet also the one that deserves a sophisticated wine lover. This is saline and savory on the finish yet also juicy and even sensual. Applause! 12.5% stated alcohol. Screw-cap closure. Tasted in September 2024.”
 

93+ Punkte | Fine Wine Review | C. Kolm
“The St. Remigiusberg is the the wine with the greatest density and fullness, although it does not in any way lose its balance. For the moment, the wine features edgy citric fruits, but it has a very good development ahead of it. Screw cap closure. 12.5% stated alcohol.”
 
94 Punkte | www.vinous.com | A. Krebiehl
„The 2023 Riesling St. Remigiusberg is grown on weathered volcanic soil of porphyry. It is Tesch’s smallest site, with vines grown on a steep slope and a flat plateau. Both citrus foliage and zest give immediate lift and life to the nose. The palate is pervasive, energetic, racy and exciting. There is much richness and fluidity at the core and a fill of ripe, juicy Mirabelle, but it remains absolutely zesty with ripe citrus. This is beautifully complete and serene. (Bone-dry)“
 
16.5 Punkte | jancisrobinson.com | J. Robinson
“Full screwcapped bottle just 1,167 g. Next to Karthäuser on weathered volcanic rock and iron-rich clay which give very low yields. Orange capsule. Densely packed flavours on the nose. Very fresh and open. At the moment, it tastes a little simple but Martin Tesch assures us it often develops mandarin flavours with age (hence the orange capsule, presumably). The most astringent of these Tesch 2023 Rieslings at this stage. Yet to express itself fully.”

 
91 Punkte | jamessuckling.com | S. Pigott
„Für das „kühle Klima“ in Deutschland ist dies ein vollmundiger Rosé, der in die Kategorie des klassischen französischen Vin Gris passt. Und er beherrscht diese Kategorie wirklich, dank seiner auffälligen Textur, die Substanz und Klarheit miteinander verbindet. Langer, sauberer Abgang mit moderater Säure.“