Gut Hermannsberg GG Traiser Bastei Riesling

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Description This “Große Gewächs” (grand cru, literally “great growth”) from the Hermannsberg estate is a fascinating delight: it has a b… More

This “Große Gewächs” (grand cru, literally “great growth”) from the Hermannsberg estate is a fascinating delight: it has a bouquet hinting of exotic fruit with green and yellow herbal notes and discreet nuances of honey. This wine is charming on the palate complemented by a finish with fine acidity - a Riesling wine of the highest quality. This is also due to the slopes on which the grapes for the Gut Hermannsberg GG Traiser Bastei Riesling are grown. The winery explains: “This is one of the most spectacular vineyards in the world. The Rotenfels encloses the little stage like an amphitheatre where only the Riesling puts in such an impressive performance. The crenellated formations above the vineyard gave it its name.” The massif with its huge heat reservoir looms over the vines. During the day, hot temperatures prevail, but at night it cools down drastically. This results in a spectacular wine from spectacular vineyards. The stony soils are the basis for elegant Riesling wines with a fine minerality and a distinctive fruitiness. Try this exceptional Riesling with special dishes such as baked beetroot with hot-smoked salmon and grilled lobster on saffron mussel risotto. It is also an excellent accompaniment to fillet of veal, asparagus, mango and thyme jus.

Wine type:

White wine

Taste:

dry

Vintage:

2019

Ageing Potential:

2028

Region:

Nahe

Country:

Germany

Vineyard/Brand :

Gut Hermannsberg

Grape variety:

Riesling

Alcohol content:

12,5 % by volume

Total acidity:

7,7 g/l

Residual sugar:

5,6 g/l

Recommended drinking temperature:

10 °C

Filling quantity:

0,75 litres

Allergen:

contains sulfites

GTIN/EAN:

4035384311837

Bottler:

Gut Hermannsberg GmbH & Co. KG
Ehemalige Weinbaudomäne
55585 Niederhausen/Nahe
Deutschland

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This “Große Gewächs” (grand cru, literally “great growth”) from the Hermannsberg estate is a fascinating delight: it has a bouquet hinting of exotic fruit with green and yellow herbal notes and discreet nuances of honey. This wine is charming on the palate complemented by a finish with fine acidity - a Riesling wine of the highest quality. This is also due to the slopes on which the grapes for the Gut Hermannsberg GG Traiser Bastei Riesling are grown. The winery explains: “This is one of the most spectacular vineyards in the world. The Rotenfels encloses the little stage like an amphitheatre where only the Riesling puts in such an impressive performance. The crenellated formations above the vineyard gave it its name.” The massif with its huge heat reservoir looms over the vines. During the day, hot temperatures prevail, but at night it cools down drastically. This results in a spectacular wine from spectacular vineyards. The stony soils are the basis for elegant Riesling wines with a fine minerality and a distinctive fruitiness. Try this exceptional Riesling with special dishes such as baked beetroot with hot-smoked salmon and grilled lobster on saffron mussel risotto. It is also an excellent accompaniment to fillet of veal, asparagus, mango and thyme jus.

Wine type:

White wine

Taste:

dry

Vintage:

2019

Ageing Potential:

2028

Region:

Nahe

Country:

Germany

Vineyard/Brand :

Gut Hermannsberg

Grape variety:

Riesling

Alcohol content:

12,5 % by volume

Total acidity:

7,7 g/l

Residual sugar:

5,6 g/l

Recommended drinking temperature:

10 °C

Filling quantity:

0,75 litres

Allergen:

contains sulfites

GTIN/EAN:

4035384311837

Bottler:

Gut Hermannsberg GmbH & Co. KG
Ehemalige Weinbaudomäne
55585 Niederhausen/Nahe
Deutschland

Gut Hermannsberg

Das Gut Hermannsberg in Niederhausen im Weinbaugebiet Nahe wurde als privatwirtschaftliches Weingut erst 2010 gegründet. Es hat aber trotzdem eine sehr lange Geschichte. Bereits 1901 gründete der preußische Staat die damalige Königlich-Preußische Weinbaudomäne Niederhausen-Schloßböckelheim, die bis 1998 als staatlicher Betrieb fungierte. Privatisiert wurde das Weingut 1998 und 2009 erwarb Jens Reidel das Anwesen. 2010 wurde das Weingut zu Gut Hermannsberg umbenannt.

Das Weingut besitzt und bewirtschaftet 32 Hektar ausschließlich Erste Lagen gemäß VDP-Klassifizierung mit den Bezeichnungen Niederhäuser Hermannsberg, Kertz und Steinberg, Schlossböckelheimer Kupfergrube, Traiser Bastei und Altenbamberger Rotenberg. Die Jugendstilgebäude des alten Weingutes sind heute Kulturdenkmal und stehen alle unter Denkmalschutz. Die dominierenden Tonschieferböden auf schwierigsten Lagen lassen exzellente Riesling-Weine gedeihen und die Jahresproduktion von Gut Hermannsberg umfasst ca. 150.000 Flaschen. Neben den vorherrschenden Riesling-Weinen gehören mittlerweile auch hervorragende Weiße Burgunder zum Repertoire.

Für die hohe Qualität der Weine von Gut Hermannsberg steht Kellermeister Karsten Peter, der aus einer Winzerfamilie in Bad Dürkheim stammt. Bevor er bei Hermannsberg begann, war Peter bereits als Kellermeister auf einigen Weingütern im In- und Ausland erfolgreich tätig.

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