Bacchus 'Dienheimer Beerenauslese' Carl Koch 1994
Carl Koch

Bacchus 'Dienheimer Beerenauslese' Carl Koch 1994

Carl Koch's Bacchus 'Dienheimer Beerenauslese' is a rare treasure of German oenology. This sweet wine, sourced from the best vineyards in the hills of Dienheim, a prestigious municipality in Rheinessen, is a product with amazing ageing potential. The bouquet reveals intense notes of dried fruit, and sweet sensations of citrus jam and caramel on the finish, as well as evolved spicy hints, a sign of excellent evolution. On the palate, it stands out for its maturity but does not lack freshness. Supported by a slight tannin, present thanks to a short maceration of the skins during vinification, and great retro-olfactory complexity. Excellent to drink now but to open during a special occasion, it will quietly preserve all its value for a few more years

55,00 

Features

Vines

Bacchus 100%

Tipologia

Region

Alcohol content

12 %

Format

75 cl Bottle

Vinification

Spontaneous alcoholic fermentation of grapes attacked by noble rot, short maceration on the skins

Aging

A few months in steel, then a long period in the bottle

Filosofia produttiva

Natural, Organic, Indigenous yeasts

Additional Notes

Contains sulfites , bio da agricoltura Italia o EU

BACCHUS 'DIENHEIMER BEERENAUSLESE' CARL KOCH 1994 DESCRIPTION

Colour

Subtle golden yellow with amber highlights

Scent

Intense notes of hazelnut, lemon curd, caramel and orange marmalade, subtle hints of iodine

Taste

Ripe but with surprising freshness, crisp mouthfeel and fragrant profile, slight tannin