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2014 Bürgstadt Hundsrück Spätburgunder trocken "J", Franconia/Franken, Germany

Mushroomy and woody aroma of ripe red and a little black berries with some beetroot in the background, hints of smoke and nutty tones. Tart fruit with present, drying tannins and noticeable wood, good substance and persistence, but unfortunately, at least at the moment, also a little brittle texture, bread crust in the background, a touch of pepper, also salty minerality, very good, if slightly drying finish.

Best to drink: Bis 2026+. What our ratings mean

Last reviewed: 17 February, 2023
Price: 32.00 €
Type: Rotwein(Red wine)
Quantity: 0.75 L
Alcohol content: 13.5%
Classification: QbA
Sweetness: trocken(dry)
Bottle closure: Screw cap
Maturing: Barrique
Registration number: 107600217
wein.plus rating: very good (87 WP)
Last reviewed: 18 September, 2019
Best to drink: To 2025+
Editor note: Noticeable spicy oak on the nose, cocoa, ripe, partly preserved red and a few black berries, nutty and earthy notes. Ripe, juicy, partly preserved, slightly warm fruit on the palate, nutty, spicy and some dried floral notes, touch of juniper, hint of bacon, good substance, persistent, full-bodied, veryslightly rustic style, hint of tobacco, coffee and cocoa, peppery notes on a very good finish.
wein.plus rating: very good (88 WP)
Last reviewed: 27 June, 2018
Best to drink: To 2026+
Editor note: Light green vegetal notes on the nose, hint of capers, red and black berries, some undergrowth, earthy and mineral notes. Tart, fairly firm red and some black fruit on the palate, nutty oak, fairly prominent fine tannins, vegetal and herbaceous traces, good substance and persistence, cedary traces, hint of tobacco, earthy and salty mineral notes, still quite young, very good firm, tart, juicxy finish with fairly prominent mineral notes. Improves significantly with aeration.

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