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Keller G Max 2011

750 ml Riesling Rheinhessen, Germany 2011

Keller G Max 2011 is a dry, light-bodied white from Riesling (German Riesling, Germany), in the crisp, dry whites style. Acidity is very high; oak influence is none. Good with Thai food, roast pork, white fish, shellfish. Cheapest offer £1650.00 at Hedonism Wines.

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Taste profile
inferred · confidence 0.45
sweetness
1 / 5
dry
Riesling prior
body
2 / 5
light
Riesling prior
acidity
5 / 5
very high
Riesling prior
oak
1 / 5
none
Riesling prior
Estimates by WineGenie, not the merchant's or a critic's words. Built from the grape's typical profile, the appellation, terms in the name and the merchant's description. How this works.
Facts
Style
Crisp, dry whites
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Colour
White
merchant feed
Origin
German Riesling · Rheinhessen · Germany
inferred by a local model, checked against our lexicon
Grapes
Riesling
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ABV
not stated by merchant
Farming
not stated
Vegan
not stated
Critic score
none
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Drinking window
not stated
Decant
not stated
Occasions
summer · picnic · midweek · gift · special occasion
inferred
About Riesling
Typical aromas: lime, green apple, white peach, blossom, jasmine. Serve at 7–10 °C. Grape page.
knowledge base
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Merchant's description

G-Max represents Klaus-Peter Keller’s top selected parcel of estate-grown grapes, the identity of which is not disclosed and varies from year to year. 2011 was a cooler year, and whilst this release does not posses the opulence of others, there is no shortage of pulsating energy or layered complexity.

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