Reviews
Wine Details
Spring flowers, lemon oil, and fresh white peach suck you into the deeply-scented nose, with delicious apricot and a touch of key lime on the front of the palate. Crisp and richly textured, this wine is well-balanced with plenty of mouth-filling pear, nectarine and a hint of green apple. The finish is very fruity, showing refreshing acidity to balance the residual sugar, providing a lovely sensation of dried fruit and minerality that lingers on the palate.
- Vintage
- 2017
- Appellation
- Napa Valley
- Grape
- Riesling
- Alcohol by Volume
- 12%
- Cases Produced
- 850
- Drink/hold
- Now through 2022
- Release Email
Cam Confidential
Cam Confidential
Sourced from an astronomically popular Napa winery, Lot 633 is a Californian take on the German Rheingau style that I just couldn’t pass up. Made with all estate grown fruit from a cool climate Carneros vineyard, this is an elegant, pretty expression of Riesling that I think will be a huge hit for solo sipping and food pairing alike.
Boasting multiple 90+ point scores and gold medals under its original label, it can be found for $30 in the tasting room. Thanks to the laws of supply and demand (and yours truly to make the deal), it’s available here for less than half the price.
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Daniel
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4/1/2020
Very nice bottle
Very nice bottle. Great flavor. Not too sweet. Smooth finish.
Richard
Verified Purchase
3/24/2020
Love it!
My wife and I have really enjoyed this Riesling. Very refreshing and smooth.
David
Verified Purchase
3/18/2020
Great all around for Spring!
We have enjoyed this Riesling as our go white this spring. Not too sweet at all, it goes with all kinds of light hors d'oeurvres. Our friends have enjoyed it too, perhaps too much as I wound up giving some of it away, hence, this re-order!
Jane
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3/14/2020
Great taste with any kinds of meats.
Would order again.
Bill
Verified Purchase
2/14/2020
So nice that it was on the dry-er side...
but seemed to lack the "flintiness" of some of its German "cousins". Also, even though I know many, if not most of the German Rieslings seem to come in under <=12% alcohol, some of the Dry or "Trocken" rieslings, especially from Alsace (Fr.) seem to really take the grape to greater heights of complexity with ABV's sometimes >13%. As usual, BALance is the key, and IMHO this wasn't quite there. Any Alsatian Riesling on the planning board??
Thomas
Verified Purchase
1/21/2020
Excellent
Dry with great flavor. Would definitely purchase again.
John
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1/8/2020
Easy drinking
Delicious and bright. Good example of a tasty Riesling.
Dave
Verified Purchase
12/23/2019
Delightfully fresh!
I enjoyed this wine with tilapia and salad. At the first sip, the flavor arrived slowly and made itself at home on my tastebuds. Sweet, yet not overpoweringly so, I recommend this wine without hesitation.
PK
Verified Purchase
12/2/2019
Bright and Dry
Surprisingly dry after the fully fruity nose. Was worried it wouldn't pair with my spicy Thai dish but it delivered! Great value!
Margaret
Verified Purchase
11/14/2019
Different
After reading the other reviews, I now realize this is a dry riesling, that's why the taste was not what I expected. Liked the second glass better than the first.