"La Borne" bezeichnet einen Grenzstein in der obersten Lage des Morsteins auf circa 400 m Höhe.
Der La Borne wird nur in Ausnahmejahrgängen in Kleinstmengen von wenigen hundert Flaschen herges ... (vollständiger Text s.u.)
Name | Wittmann La Borne Alte Reben Riesling |
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Preis | 239, 00 € |
Jahrgang | 2015 |
Inhalt Liter | 0.75 |
Bewertung Punkte | 94 |
Alkoholgehalt | mittel |
Alkoholgehalt | 13.50 % |
Rebsorte(n) | Riesling |
'La Borne' bezeichnet einen Grenzstein in der obersten Lage des Morsteins auf circa 400 m Höhe.
Der La Borne wird nur in Ausnahmejahrgängen in Kleinstmengen von wenigen hundert Flaschen hergestellt und wird inzwischen über die Versteigerung in Bad Kreuznach verkauft.
94-97/100 PP
'The 2015 Riesling La Borne Alte Reben is precise and fresh with aromas of chalk, mint and thyme on the deep and intense nose. This is a noble wine and real grand cru. Ripe and concentrated, but still precise and elegant on the nose, this has very ripe and almost dried apple aromas; there are also some herbal and smoked speck flavors. This is a full-bodied and powerful, very expressive and persistent Riesling, with lots of energy and a silky texture. Lots of salt, grip and vitality here, almost racy. Very firm and tightly woven, with a great potential to age. Incredibly tight and salty. This is an extremely mineral wine and perhaps, one day, Wittmann's 2015 icon Riesling trocken. The wine comes from a coolish plot in the higher Morstein Grand Cru named La Borne in the old times. This should be a GG, but Wittmann cannot name it after the official plot name (Oberes Brunnenhäuschen), because Brunnenhäuschen is another single vineyard that is several hundred meters away.'
(Stephan Reinhardt, robertparker.com)