Georg Breuer - Berg Schlossberg 2011

Differenzbesteuerung nach § 25a UStG

Parker: 92/100

David Schildknecht:" At 12.5% the highest in alcohol of this year’s Breuer cru-bottlings (whereas it was the lightest of them in 2009), their 2011 Rudesheimer Beg Schlossberg Riesling delivers aromas of nose-wrinkling but pleasant pungency suggesting gunpowder green as well as smoky black tea, accompanied by lime peel and peach kernel, all of whose counterparts on a generous palate offer welcome counterpoint to the wine’s underlying lushness of texture, and complement a delightful sensation of shimmering interchange with stony, crystalline and saline mineral nuances. Peach, fresh lime and almond form the core of a sappy matrix that persists through a vigorously sustained finish, well-supported by about eight grams of residual sugar, which is the level at which all of this year’s Breuer crus stopped fermenting. “We were shocked when we got the analyses,” notes Teresa Breuer, “to discover that the sugars were that high.” I’d say it’s clear on the basis of taste that these wines knew what was good for them! "

Weinart: Weißwein

Lieferzeit: 1-4 Tage, Ausland abweichend
Inhalt in Liter: 0,75

Trinkreife/drink date: jetzt/now-2035
Allergene: enthält Sulfite
Alkoholgehalt in Vol.%: 12,5
Ursprungsland: Deutschland
Region: Rheingau
Lage: Rüdesheim Berg Schlossberg
Verschluss: Naturkork

Inverkehrbringer: Weingut Georg Breuer, Geisenheimer Straße 9, 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein, Rheingau, Deutschland