2002 Riesling Spätlese, Nackenheim Rothenberg, Gunderloch old vines with the sea somewhere just

with the sea somewhere just out of sight

A Viña Ardanza in its prime and with a long life ahead of it

the 2009 Opitz One is a sweet red wine that defies convention and delights the senses

These pebbles allow the vines to grow in the best possible conditions and due to this natural soil filter

with warm stone underfoot and herbs on the air

2002 Riesling Spätlese, Nackenheim Rothenberg, Gunderloch old vines with the sea somewhere justFrom the steep, sun drenched Rothenberg vineyard on the Rhines famous Roter Hang (Red Slope), this 2002 Sptlese shows exactly why Gunderloch has long been a name whispered with admiration among Riesling lovers. The nose is a kaleidoscope of ripe yellow peach, candied lime, honey and crushed stone, all wrapped in a gentle patina of age. The palate is seamless with layers of juicy stone fruit and citrus cream balanced by racy acidity and that