2011 MonRose - Grande Cuvée Réserve | extra brut | Raumland
EUR 135,00
/0.750 Liter bottle size
EUR 180,00 pro Liter
incl. 19 % VAT excl. shipping costs
delivery time ca. 5 bis 7 Tage
..dieser Wein ist bestellbar.
Product.Nr. 12517 | bottle size
Allergen content:
enthält Sulfite
Alcohol Vol.%:
12.0
disgorged| 07/2023
Dosage| Extra Brut
Style| trocken
method| traditionelle Methode
Bottle size| 750ml
Color| weiß
category| Jahrgangssekt
VDP Member since| 2020
VDP.Classification| VDP.SEKT.Prestige
Vineyard| Weinbergsparzellen in Rheinhessen
located on the yeast| 133 Monate
Stil| Vintage
category| Jahrgangssekt
Quality| Deutscher Sekt b.A.
Wine type| Schaumwein
Grape Variety| Pinot Noir|Pinot Meunier|Chardonnay
Alcohol Vol.%| 12.0
Maturity/Drink| 2022 bis 20+
Vintage| 2011
Soil| Kalksteinverwitterung|Kalkmergel
Growing area | Rheinhessen
Sub growing area| Wonnegau
Bottel cap| Naturkork
bottle size| 0.750 Liter
bottle shape| Flasche in Holzkiste
after fermentation| 46% Edelstahl & 54% Holzfassausbau | unfiltriert | BSA | Handlese | Ganztraubenpressung
Residual sugar g/L| 3,5
Acidity g / L| 7,7
Weinbewertungen:
wine description
2011 MonRose - Grande Cuvée Réserve | extra brut | Raumland
We cuvée our MonRose Grande Cuvée only in special vintages. A classic blend of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Meunier. The three grape varieties complement each other almost perfectly in terms of aroma, structure and acidity, resulting in a complex yet harmonious sparkling wine. On the nose, this Grande Cuvée shows fresh brioche, cedar wood, aromas of juicy oranges and white flowers. On the palate, notes of apricot and red currant are presented in a powerful and long-lasting manner. Due to the partial aging of the basic wine in wooden barrels, the sparkling wine shows spicy notes that give it structure. The mousseux is fine and underlines the elegance of the sparkling wine. This sparkling wine has a long aftertaste and finish. Our whole heart and soul flows into this cuvée. (Source: Raumland)
2011: Early budding in April | early summer temperatures from April to June with little precipitation | moderately warm and humid summer, which noticeably delayed ripening | A fantastic Indian summer followed To this day people still speak of a “meteorically” good wine year.
