"You can't help but think of Alois Kracher's description of Scheurebe as 'my Riesling' when you taste his 2004 #4 Scheurebe Trockenbeerenauslese Zwischen den Seen. A concentration of lemon and grapefruit gives this wine an electric presence. Distilled black fruits, ginger, fresh peach, caramelized pineapple, mineral salts, and a liqueur-like herbal essence add ravishing complexity and succulence and the finish is brash and brassy in the manner of a trumpet choir. Then comes a revelation: this wine has 14% alcohol. How could it? Talk about sublimation in the service of art! The alcohol seems to have been burned as fuel." 94+ points, Wine Advocate
