The unique climatic and geological throughout Germany are marked out by 13 different wine regions. Still best known for producing some of the finest Rieslings in the world from the steep slate slopes around the banks of the Mosel and Rhine rivers, Germany also produces some very interesting reds, as well as some of the finest sweet wines in the world.
Bottle 75cl £32.60
Case of 6 £195.60
The 2013 Riesling Spatlese Niederhauser Hermannshohle is clear, pure and mineral on the nose, displaying lemon juice and crushed slate rocks, really refreshing. Sweet, rich and piquant on the palate, this is a vibrant and salty wine full of intensity, finesse and purity, quite young and firmly structured, very expressive and long. So salty! Score: 94Stephan Reinhardt, Wine Advocate (216),...
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Case of 6 £207.60
Bottle 75cl £34.60
Bottle 75cl £38.60
Case of 6 £231.60
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Bottle 37.5cl £20.80
Case of 12 £249.60
Bottle 37.5cl £20.80
Magnum 150cl £89.20
Case of 6 £535.18
Mango, glazed pineapple, root beer and caramel inform a headily ripe and exotic nose – tinged with musk, sweat, and smoke – and also an almost syrupy-sweet and viscous palate. Piquant hints of orange rind and a bit of fresh orange juiciness are outgunned in the finish by the onslaught of caramelized tropical fruit concentrate.
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