Now in youth immensely closed. We tasted the opened bottle over a period of a good week and that's what it takes to get to the wine, which is below the spontaneous reduction. A real diamond in the rough! Meadow herbs, lemon balm, tarragon, dried thyme and lots of wet stone on the nose. The longer the wine is open, the more the balsamic and yeasty notes fade into the background, giving way to a beautiful citric fruit. Lots of blood orange, tangerine juice, strongly reminiscent of 2019. Salty and drying in the very long finish. Now in the youth, the comparatively accessible and slim 2021 UNGEHEUR is much more fun, but the PECHSTEIN with its unbelievable concentration and compactness probably has a bit more potential. Supplied in a wooden box of 6.