I have been in Europe on holidays, not visiting any wineries, and quality drinks have been hard to find, and harder to drink given that daily temperatures seem to be in the mid-thirties (Celsius) and humid too.

2018 Oremus Late-harvest 11.5%
Tokaj, Hungary from  Furmint, Hárslevelü, Zéta and Sárgamuskotály, mixed botrytis and ripe grapes, oak fermented. Details.
Pale gold colour with a greenish tint. Honeysuckle, nettle, jasmine, gooseberry, quince, light honey. Viscous, with tropical and pear notes. Clean, youthful, lingering, balanced, and very good. And of course sweet. My guess was 80g/l, but winery notes state 111 g/l.

Drink to 2030, 90 points

2012 Markus Molitor Erdener Treppchen Riesling Auslese ** AP#37 7.5%
Mosel, Gold capsule, with the ** indicating something extra in its ripeness category.
Glowing buttercup yellow/gold colour; white honey, lime, herbs with a dash of spice, ripe red apple and pear. Very good concentration, balanced acidity, and some harmless bitterness at the finish.

Drink to 2032, 92 points

2013 Selbach-Oster Zeltinger Sonnenuhr Riesling Auslese AP#8 8.5%
Mosel.
Pale gold colour, apple, nectarine, citrus and spices, dried green herbs. Racy, zingy, with a fine talcy texture. Brisk and refreshing, white peach dominant with rampant brown spices adding interest to the palate.

To 2035 and 93 points