Probably not the most objective tasting note in the world, but here goes...
Very light straw color. Initially very tight, showing not much more than some lime zest and intense minerals/rocks. Time in the glass opened it up, and revealed ripe, fresh peach aromatics touched with red spice elements. Fresh, rich, powerful (more powerful than any other 2002 Donnhoff spatlese...I've now tried five of the six) but retains the elegance and transparency that is the hallmark of a Donnhoff wine. I'm not familiar with the Felsenberg, so I can't say how reflective this wine is of its place, but it is certainly a Donnhoff wine. There's no escaping the ripe fruit, depth of minerals and elegant, enveloping finish. Perfectly clean, pure and balanced, as the acidity just folds into the fruit. Lively and pretty while being more powerful than either of those words implies.
This is truly delicious Riesling. I don't know how I'm going to age it. I could drink all of our bottles right now.
I like this even more than the '02 Hermannshohle, and that's about as high praise as I can give.
