Something struck me when reading your review, and that is that I don't know how long I have to go back for a Pinot Blanc that I did not find to be a typical representation of the grape variety. Pretty much all German Pinot Blanc I have had felt stylistically right, no matter how I rated the wine's actual quality. Does that means there is a consensus in German winemaking how Weißburgunder should feel like, or was my experience just a little random? Further experiments are needed - good thing it happens to be asparagus time!
Typical Pinot Blanc
Something struck me when reading your review, and that is that I don't know how long I have to go back for a Pinot Blanc that I did not find to be a typical representation of the grape variety. Pretty much all German Pinot Blanc I have had felt stylistically right, no matter how I rated the wine's actual quality. Does that means there is a consensus in German winemaking how Weißburgunder should feel like, or was my experience just a little random? Further experiments are needed - good thing it happens to be asparagus time!