2007 Josef Leitz Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling Spätlese (Previously $37)

93 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "Yellow plum, sweet corn, and lemon zest mingle with brine and both a Nierstein-like note of smoked meat and a Chablis-like suggestion of shellfish stock in the nose, as well as on a palate of brightness, honeyed slickness of texture, and sappy cling. This might even be vibratory and invigorating enough to shake you out of the trance into which the Berg Roseneck put you! The gripping experience from this bottle should not disappoint over the next couple of decades." (10/09) 91 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar, Jan/Feb 09: "($40) Pale golden yellow. Wild floral aromas combine with cinnamon and nut oils on the nose. The succulent tropical fruit flavors are lively rather than sweet thanks to a bacony tang. A delicate spice element animates the finish." 90 points Wine Spectator. According to importer Terry Theise: "This is the botrytis-lady, though with exceptionally fine slatiness; indeed this is in every way exceptional; electric and neon and phosphorescent, yet refined and detailed, yet fruity and with notes of sweet corn and peekytoe crab; fruit strapped to a joy-buzzer here! A great citizen of a great vintage."