My wine store guy told me I had to try this. I was sceptical, why pay roughly $10 for a generic Mosel/Saar/Ruwer (Qualitaetswein predicate) when there's lots of Kabinetts around for the same price? Wasn't it just extra $$s for the posh Prum label?
The color wasn't promising either, just the barest hint of straw, with the aroma following suit. But the taste was a wonderfully simple pleasure. The honeyed lemon taste of Wehlen (but without the complexities), slightly effervescent, with the acidity perfectly balanced for a refreshing summer drink. I kept going back to it, and finished the bottle over a quick two days.
It won't win any prizes, but with its perfect balance, it handily beats most Kabinetts in this price range for a summer afternoon refresher. I guess the Prums also know how to make a cheap wine.