Schloss Johannisberg, Riesling Grünlack Spätlese (semi sweet), Rheingau, Germany 2023 - 0,375 l
100% Riesling, Single vineyard Schloss Johannisberg. Brilliant light yellow with some green reflections. White peach, fresh pineapple, green apple, nettle and sorrel. Well balanced on the palate with soft acidity, lovely sweetness and long citrus aftertaste.
ALCOHOL: 7.5%
1,795.00 Kč
Chateau d´Orschwihr, Gewurztraminer Bollenberg 2010 - Vendanges Tardives, Alsace, France 0,75 l
Naturaly sweet wine. 100% Gewurtztraminer. Wine has typical aromas of roses, tropical fruit like lychee and spice. Fabolous touch of honey and dried fruit. Very intensive, harmonious with long finish. Residual sugar 55g/l.
The hill of Bollenberg is located between Rouffach and Guebwiller. At an altitude of 363 m it has rich soils which vary depending on the area; from Muschelkalk to late-Jurassic limestone. It is one of the biggest limestone hills and has an area of 300 hectares.
The Bollenberg region has one of the lowest levels of rainfall in Europe of between 400 and 500 mm per year. This is thanks to the shelter from the rain provided by the Grand Ballon (the apex of the Vosges) and the Vosges mountain range. The exceptional amount of sunshine provides favourable conditions for a rare type of Mediterranean flora and the proliferation of an exclusive fauna. Furthermore a large part of the hill is classed as a protected area.
Historically called Bellenberg, the name coming from God “Belen” or “Benelus”; the Celt God of Fire associated with pastoral life. The “Mont de Belen” is said to be an ancient place of sun worship.
The Bollenberg region has one of the lowest levels of rainfall in Europe of between 400 and 500 mm per year. This is thanks to the shelter from the rain provided by the Grand Ballon (the apex of the Vosges) and the Vosges mountain range. The exceptional amount of sunshine provides favourable conditions for a rare type of Mediterranean flora and the proliferation of an exclusive fauna. Furthermore a large part of the hill is classed as a protected area.
Historically called Bellenberg, the name coming from God “Belen” or “Benelus”; the Celt God of Fire associated with pastoral life. The “Mont de Belen” is said to be an ancient place of sun worship.
2,295.00 Kč
Château d’Yquem, 1er Cru Supérieur, Sauternes AOC, Francie 2011, 0,75 l
Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon. Aged 40 month in oak barrels. The most beautiful naturally sweet wine in the world. Rich and complex with many aromas of dried and boiled fruit, honey, raisins... Ageing potential is 100 years!
25,995.00 Kč