Available on date Wednesday, 30.04.2025
2020 HÖLLENBERG Spätburgunder GG
EUR 49,00
/0.750 Liter bottle size
/EUR 65,33 pro Liter
incl. 19 % VAT excl. shipping costs
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Product.Nr. 13098 | Bottle format: 750ml
Allergen content:
enthält Sulfite
Alcohol Vol.%:
13.5
Vineyard |
Assmannshäuser Höllenberg
Wine type | Rotwein
Grape Variety | Spätburgunder
Growing area | Rheingau
VDP Member since | 2017
VDP.Classification | 13098
Wine type | Rotwein
Grape Variety | Spätburgunder
Growing area | Rheingau
VDP Member since | 2017
VDP.Classification | 13098
VDP.GROSSE LAGE®: 2020 Assmannshausen HÖLLENBERG Spätburgunder Grosses Gewächs | dry
Soil:
Schieferboden
Grape Variety:
Spätburgunder
Quality:
Qualitätswein
Vintage:
2020
Style:
trocken
Growing area :
Rheingau
Sub growing area:
Johannisberg
greater area:
Steil
Alcohol Vol.%:
13.5
AP No. (german sensoric approval):
2207800423
Bottel cap:
Naturkork
bottle size:
0.750 Liter
bottle shape:
Burgunder
Maturity/Drink:
2025 bis 2036
wine description
2020 HÖLLENBERG Spätburgunder GG
VDP.GROSSE LAGE®: 2020 Assmannshausen HÖLLENBERG Spätburgunder Grosses Gewächs | dry
Our great Pinot Noirs, or Pinot Noirs as they are known internationally, come from the Assmannshäuser Höllenberg, which is considered the most famous German red wine location worldwide. Goethe praised this wine during his Rheingau trip in 1814 and this wine was served to many prominent visitors to Assmannshausen, including Kaiser Wilhelm II and the poet Ferdinand Freiligrath. Gerhart Hauptmann personally ordered his Assmannshäuser Höllenberg from the crown. With a slope of up to 60% to the south-west, the most striking Pinot Noirs in the Rheingau grow here on slate. Through small yields, selective handwork and the careful use of barrique barrels, after years of maturation in the Krone winery, a Pinot Noir is created that is clearly reminiscent of the classic Burgundies with its scent of violets, its pronounced aromas of blackcurrants and its silky tannins. The wines only come onto the market four years after the harvest.
