
Bassermann-Jordan
Riesling Grosses Gewächs Jesuitengarten
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Description :
The Jesuitengarten vineyard originally belonged to the Jesuit monks in this region. The Jordan family has owned it since 1793. After the grapes are hand harvested, spontaneous fermentation takes place with 75% of the must in wooden barrels and 25% in stainless steel tanks. After fermentation, the wine rests on the lees for 10 months and was bottled in the summer after harvest.
Grape varieties :
Riesling
Altitude :
100m - 120m ASL
Vineyard age :
40 years old
Grape yield :
20 hl/ha
Exposure :
South-East
Soil :
Red sandstone and basalt
Alcohol :
13.5%
Acidity :
7.2 g/l
Residual Sugar :
1.2 g/l
Tasting notes :
A rich and full-bodied Riesling with flavors of yellow peach, pear, and wet stone. On the palate the wine is structured with balanced acidity, lively minerality, and a long, luscious finish.
Press Notes
- Decanter
- 201695 points
- Wine Spectator
- 2019, 201793 points
- 201694 points
- James Suckling
- 201992 points
- 2018, 201694 points
- 201791 points
- AG Vinous
- 201791 points
- 201690 points
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