2015 BERG ROSENECK GG Rüdesheim Riesling dry Katerloch 0.75L

SKU: 318-2015

Further vintages available upon request at vinothek@leitz-wein.de

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On the nose, the BERG ROSENECK presents itself with a fabulous explosion of fruit, an absolutely invigorating yeasty texture, and a hint of oak, forming a lush yet very elegant foundation. The 2015 vintage has endowed the BERG ROSENECK with a broad and spicy flavor profile, once again surprising with its delicate herbal notes, which offer a seemingly endless performance and produce a wonderfully straightforward wine style. It is interesting to see how the vineyard has developed in recent years and how the quartzite minerality can nevertheless assert itself so delicately against the subtle floral and herbal aromas. This once again typical BERG ROSENECK already impresses with a very sophisticated opening and will unfold its full radiance with increasing maturity.

Name 2015 BERG ROSENECK GG Rüdesheim Riesling dry Katerloch 0.75L
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Roseneck Mountain

The BERG ROSENECK vineyard is characterized by striking granite boulders covered with wild roses, rosehips, and blackthorn – hence its original name "Rosenhecke" (Rose Hedge). The first vineyards were established here around 1200, initially stretching up the mountain in small terraces. In the 18th century, fortified paths with walls along the mountainside were built.

The slate-quartzite soils with loess loam deposits produce characterful, well-structured wines with pronounced acidity and excellent aging potential. The steep vineyards, with slopes of up to 50%, are largely cultivated using cable winches and benefit from their south-facing position and the protection afforded by the Taunus ridge. Particularly in the western section, known as the "Katerloch," they are among the steepest vineyards in Germany.

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