2015 Riesling Erdener Pralat Auslese
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2017 - 2030
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Robert Eymael continues to turn out reliably site-typical and often very fine Rieslings from his extensive and well-located vineyards, though not wines that reflect enormous qualitative ambitions. Of course, having in 2001 leased Hans-Leo Christoffel’s vines and become co-responsible for the corresponding Joh. Jos. Christoffel collection, Eymael in effect has a prestige tier of wines to market alongside those bottled under his family’s Mönchhof label, although in practice I’m not aware of any agents who represent both. As usual, the number of Mönchhof offerings is small – though most of them reflect high-volume cuvées – and even so Eymael did not show me all of them. (For further information on Eymael and the historically important Mönchhof, consult the introduction to my report on their 2014s.)