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Maximin Grünhaus - Weingut der Familie von Schubert
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2021 Maximin Grünhaus Herrenberg Riesling Grosses Gewächs trocken, Mosel, Germany

Firm and deep, slightly smoky and still reductive aroma with noble yellow fruity aromas, herbs, some yeast, tobacco and restrained vegetal aromas. Ripe, juicy, somewhat sweet fruit with smoky yeasty, nutty and herbaceous vegetal flavours, fine, lively acidity and plenty of grip from friable tannin, persistent on the palate, with depth and tension, still undeveloped, black and red berry in the background, very good, tight, sweetly juicy, distinctly mineral and somewhat smoky-spicy finish. Needs to mature.

Best to drink: 2024-2034+. What our ratings mean

Last reviewed: 4 December, 2022
Price: 36.00 € find+buy
Type: Weißwein(White wine)
Quantity: 0.75 L
Alcohol content: 12%
Classification: Grosses Gewächs
Sweetness: trocken(dry)
Bottle closure: Natural cork
Maturing: oak barrel
Variety: Riesling 100%
Registration number: 35360141922

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