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Karthäuserhof, Eitelsbacher Karthäuserhofberg Spätlese 2001

By Steen Öhman March 11, 2012 - Leave a Comment

The Ruwer valley is a little overlooked, and that's quite sad, as the best producers Maximin Grünhaus and Karthäuserhof makes some very fine wines. The Eitelsbacher Karthäuserhofberg Spätlese 2001 #2702 is a very good example of the Ruwer qualities. The bouquet is open, with loads of minerality, …

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Schloss Lieser, Brauneberger Juffer Kabinett 2010

By Steen Öhman January 22, 2012 - Leave a Comment

The 2010 vintage in Mosel is quite extreme with very high acidity. The result is some unique wines especially in the sweet categories. The high acidity is however a challenge in the Kabinett and Spätlese categories. The Schloss Lieser Juffer Kabinett 2010 is a quite extreme wine with high acidity - …

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Egon Muller, Scharzhofberger Auslese 1999 #24

By Steen Öhman December 8, 2011 - Leave a Comment

The vintage 1999 was great in Saar, and the Egon Muller Auslese #24 is a beautiful expression of the vintage. Still youthful with some tropical fruit elements in the bouquet, but starting to focus and getting a slightly more developed tone. Hints of petrolium, pear, citrus and a wonderful minerality …

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Sips and Samples #4 – Magnum Galore

By Steen Öhman November 20, 2011 - Leave a Comment

Wines are made for drinking ... not tasting ... !. While I taste a lot of wines blind, I still prefer to enjoy the wines with good friends, without to much blind tasting. The ideal scene is good food, a group of friends and plenty of wine. For this purpose magnum bottles are perfect. So we …

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Fritz Haag, Brauneberger Juffer-Sonnenuhr 1993 Auslese GK #11

By Steen Öhman November 12, 2011 - Leave a Comment

The 1993 Auslese GK #11 from Fritz Haag is a very fine wine. In the bouquet quite developed with a slight petrolium and a fine freshness - a trademark of the Haag wines. On the palate very delicate balance between sweetness and the fine quite soft acidity of the 1993 vintage. Good length and finesse …

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