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Intense ruby red color with a bouquet of dark fruits such as plums and blackberries accompanied by hints of freshly ground coffee, cloves and undergrowth.
The Pinot Noir Dausch Eschbacher Hasen 2019 impresses with aromas of red berries and cherries, underlined by a subtle hint of spice.
Firm and quite deep, still reductive, clearly yeasty and herbal nose of ripe yellow fruit with floral nuances and clear minerality.
Firm, yeasty, still slightly reductive, dried-vegetal to herbal and delicate floral scent of yellow fruits with tobacco nuances and earthy minerality.
AP No.: 12-22Soil: Devonian slate & diabaseHarvesting type: 100% handpickingHarvest: 100% own grapesExpansion: 100% in neutral barrelsFlavor: dryCharacter:If the steep slate slope.
The Cote de Nuits is an up-and-coming region where you can find more and more interesting wines. This creamy Chardonnay is the perfect example.
The first warm rays of sunshine are balm for the winter soul and the beginning of the most beautiful of all seasons: the rosé season.
The Wisselbrunnen is located between Hattenheim and Erbach.
The Goldtröpfchen Riesling GG 2021 from the Schloss Lieser winery shows the quality of the Mosel.
Apple and orange on the nose with some shortbread.
A very gastronomic rosé. Vinified primarily from Chardonnay and a small proportion of red-pressed Pinot Noir aged in barriques (yes, that's allowed!).
It is the perlage that first catches your eye with the 2015 Hassel: What beautiful fine pearliness, what vehemence and long-lasting persistence does this great sparkling wine have.
Barth's showpiece certainly doesn't need to shy away from comparison with a high-quality champagne, but it's not a copy, it's a very unique, individual product.
Not many winemakers have mastered the rare art of producing red sparkling wines.
A light and elegant seduction. This purebred Pinot Noir delights more than just rosé lovers. It gets its color from the saignée method.
If you were to ask yourself how an ideal Riesling sparkling wine from Germany should taste best, then the Riesling Winzersekt from sparkling wine specialist Barth would be a prime.
The Domaine de Chevalier Blanc 2019 offers a fascinating combination of aromas of citrus oil, gooseberries and crunchy stone fruit, accompanied by floral notes and a delicate cust.
This blend, matured for 12 months in barriques, shows a wonderful mix of aromas of black currants, ripe plums and spices, rounded off by well-dosed roasted notes.
The Nik Weis Saarfeilser Riesling GG 2021 unfolds a complex flavor profile, characterized by a harmonious blend of dryness and spiciness.
Mineral excitement with a dark red fruity essence, black cherry, dark plum and raspberry, elegant oak and dusty red petals.
Rich red fruits and aromas of black raspberry, black plum, dark cherry and red spice potpourri. The mouthfeel is medium-bodied, silky with firm tannins and a balanced structure.
Every person has an “Untold Story” within them that is waiting to be lived.
The Bésoleil 2019 is elegant from the start, bright ruby red in the glass and full of lively, precise aromas.
The 2019 is an absolutely classic La Serenne. Espresso beans, crushed stone, fennel, dark berries and black pepper fill the glass alongside bright violet and fresh herbs.
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