Never posted before but I figured this was the right section for my question.

I've played piano for a long time, I'm trying to get to the point where I can afford to record real piano's w/ a high quality mic....but I'm not exactly there yet. Was just curious what you guys thought were some good piano VST's/patches/kontakt libraries, I know NI did The Giant (which I have) but theres only a handful of good piano's in there. A reference for a dope piano would be this track but I have a feeling the mixing is what really brought out the piano in this one.

https://soundcloud.com/marshmellomusic/bounce

Appreciate any feedback 

Pianoteq is an awesome physically modeled piano.

It depends on which 'feel' I'm after. But here are the ones I use the most, lately:

Kontakt (Alicia Keys library), and in the past Truepiano: for the more classic/acoustic piano feel.
Korg M1: For the 90's house piano. Totally rediscovered this one again.   
Nexus: For the more progressive house / pop dance like piano's.

But it's all a matter of taste too of course.

I like Addictive Keys. It's not the most detailed one on the market (and it's cool to have some alternatives when you get tired of it), but that multi-mic mixer and synth-like filter section make it a nice nerdy plugin with surprisingly wide tone-shaping capabilities.