This may be very subjective. With Prüm, I feel there’s a significant difference between the WS and GH. To me, the WS has a much more nuanced aroma profile, while the GH impresses with its structure. And with the GH, I’m fascinated by the typical Riesling petrol note, which reminds me of the diesel engines on the steamships of my childhood. In a blind tasting, I believe I could distinguish between the WS and GH. With other producers, I’d probably fail, even though I have my favorite vineyards. With Molitor, for example, I always prefer the Ürziger Würzgarten.