The 2020 Max Ferdinand Richter Riesling Kabinett Graacher Himmelreich Trocken is a white wine from the Middle Mosel sub-region of Mosel Saar Ruwer in Germany. Produced by Max Ferdinand Richter, this wine showcases the Riesling varietal, and is notable for its 11.5% alcohol content and traditional cork closure.

Renowned wine reviewer James Suckling awarded this Riesling a score of 90 points. He describes it as having "redcurrant and grapefruit-pith aromas," suggesting it may appeal to fans of Sauvignon Blanc. Suckling mentions its "light body with green-apple freshness" and notes a "slightly austere, earthy finish," emphasizing the wine's harmonious nature and recommending it for immediate consumption.

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, through reviewer SR, also gave this wine a commendable 90 points. The review highlights the wine's "super clear, refined and delicate slate and white fruit aroma with flinty notes," likening the nose to a "true Jugendstil impression." On the palate, the wine is described as "perfectly round and fresh," maintaining a balance between purity and lightness. The finish is characterized as "remarkably characterful and refreshing," with a "fine mineral grip" and a subtle association of fruit. The acidity is noted to be "vibrantly fresh but delicate."

Both reviews underscore the wine's appeal to those who appreciate a dry and refreshing Riesling with mineral complexity. The harmonious blend of fruit and mineral elements, along with a balanced acidity, make this wine a notable choice for enthusiasts of the varietal.