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Spätburgunder
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Elegant and elegant Pinot, with a soft initial aroma of floral and fruity notes, gradually unfolding into rich, earthy undertones of forest floor and damp soil. The wine's mouthfeel is light and crisp, with a dry, soft aftertaste that is tempered by a nuance of woody tannins and a refreshing acidity. The sensation is rounded, with a tart and lively finish that leaves the sensation feeling clean and refreshed.
Mimoun
Concentrated and intricate wine with a deep, earthy nose and a subtle, herbaceous palate. The tannins are polished and rounded, even as the liveliness is bracing and refreshing. The conclusion is long and savory, with a nuanced cedar note that resonates on the palate.
Tsac
Deep and well-rounded wine with a deep, earthy character. The nuances of cherry, cedar, and dried apricot are well-balanced, but the lasting impression is somewhat one-dimensional. The liveliness is a bit too sharp, and the broadly structure could benefit from a bit more time to mature. Still, the wine is savoring well now, with a more pronounced punch than its age suggests. A good highlight for those expecting a more vibrant, fruit-forward wine.
F,
Elegant and elegant Pinot, with a soft initial aroma of floral and fruity notes, gradually unfolding into rich, earthy undertones of forest floor and damp soil. The wine's mouthfeel is light and crisp, with a dry, soft aftertaste that is tempered by a nuance of woody tannins and a refreshing acidity. The sensation is rounded, with a tart and lively finish that leaves the sensation feeling clean and refreshed.
Mimoun
Concentrated and intricate wine with a deep, earthy nose and a subtle, herbaceous palate. The tannins are polished and rounded, even as the liveliness is bracing and refreshing. The conclusion is long and savory, with a nuanced cedar note that resonates on the palate.
Tsac
Deep and well-rounded wine with a deep, earthy character. The nuances of cherry, cedar, and dried apricot are well-balanced, but the lasting impression is somewhat one-dimensional. The liveliness is a bit too sharp, and the broadly structure could benefit from a bit more time to mature. Still, the wine is savoring well now, with a more pronounced punch than its age suggests. A good highlight for those expecting a more vibrant, fruit-forward wine.
Zimmerlin Bötzinger Eckberg Spätburgunder trocken Alte Reben is praised for its elegant floral and fruity aromas, earthy undertones, and refreshing acidity. While some find its liveliness sharp, others appreciate its vibrant, fruit-forward character. The wine features notes of cherry, cedar, and berries, with polished tannins and a tart finish. Opinions vary on its complexity, with some noting a one-dimensional aspect.
This Spätburgunder from the esteemed Bötzinger Eckberg vineyard reveals a deep ruby hue, indicative of its old vine heritage. The nose is a sophisticated bouquet of black cherry, wild raspberry, and a hint of forest floor, underscored by subtle notes of clove and cedar. On the palate, it exhibits a harmonious balance of vibrant acidity and fine-grained tannins, delivering a silky texture. The wine's complexity unfolds with layers of dark chocolate and a whisper of dried herbs, culminating in a long, mineral-driven finish. A benchmark for Baden Pinot Noir, showcasing both elegance and depth.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions
