Initial youthful yeastiness in the nose of the Selbachs’ 2010 Graacher Domprobst Riesling Spatlese blows off to reveal site-typical aromas of fresh apple and nut oils tinged with brown spices, all of which then inhabit a succulent, seductively creamy, subtly wet stone-lined palate.

The levity, polish, and perfect integration of both residual sugar and the fruit’s botrytis component point toward a likely two decades of pleasure from this alluringly, richly persistent Spatlese.