Tesch,St. Remigiusberg Riesling 2017,Nahe / $40.00
Here is a great dry white with just 12.5 percent alcohol, which is rare in the age of climate change. Fine apricots, sleek yet concentrated with a very elegant balance of charm and depth. Really long, filigree finish. Drink or hold. Score - 95. (James Suckling, jamessuckling.com, Jan. 22, 2019)
PERRACHON & FILS, LES VIGNES CENTENAIRES, JULIÉNAS 2016 / $34.00
This small parcel, under two acres, is still planted with low-yielding, century-old vines. Its density and richness are impressive. This is enhanced by the wood aging that adds spice as well as hints of toast to the ripe black fruits. With this concentration, the wine needs time and shouldn't be drunk before 2020. Editors' Choice. Score - 93. (Roger Voss, Wine Enthusiast, March 1, 2019)
Turk, Gruner Veltliner, Ried Obere Kremser Sandgrube 2017 / $33.00
Zest, pear, miso, pepper and fennel seed are all hinted at on the nose and appear inside a lovely, zesty frame on the concentrated palate. Yeasty texture amplifies the savoriness of the herb and miso notes, but lemon zest provides a lovely, full-flavored and refreshing finish. Score - 93. (Anne Krebiehl, MW, Wine Enthusiast, March 1, 2019)