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2009 Donnhoff Niederhauser Hermannshohle Riesling Spatlese (95/100, Neal Martin), 2009

Duty Paid, 1 bottle, 75cl

ID: 173350

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'Lift and interest on the nose with great exuberance. Lots of richness! Amazing length. Bitter grapefruit with a hint of passion fruit. It’s all on the finish!'
18/20 Jancis Robinson, Master of Wine

'Amongst the four brilliant Spätlesen that I tasted in 2009 from Helmut Dönnhoff, the Hermannshöhle is the pick of the litter this year. The wine offers up a brilliantly crystalline bouquet of sweet grapefruit, orange, a touch of wild yeasts, simply stunning minerality, citrus zest, dried flowers and just a brief glimpse of the petrol to come with bottle age. On the palate the wine is deep, medium-full and extremely long and dancing, with a great core, laser-like focus and magical length and grip on the seamless and utterly refined finish. A great, great wine. 2015-2040.'
96/100 John Gillman - View from the Cellar

'This is much more taciturn on the nose; reluctantly offering aromas of flint, limestone, Granny Smiths and a touch of wild nettle. Great delineation. The palate is very well balanced, a little tighter and linear than the Oberhauser Spätlese but then fanning out more towards the finish with hints of mango, apricot, white peach and candied pear, with a finish that does not know when to stop. Drink now-2025+'
95/100 Neal Martin - The Wine Advocate
Pristine condition. Cellared in an original carton since release.

2009 was an outstanding vintage for German rieslings.
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Item Details

Item ID:

173350

Name:

2009 Donnhoff Niederhauser Hermannshohle Riesling Spatlese (95/100, Neal Martin)

Quantity / Size:

1 bottles, 75cl each

Duty Status:

Duty Paid

Country / Region:

Germany, Nahe

Fill Level:

Into Neck

Ended:

1st Mar 2019 10:00

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2009 Donnhoff Niederhauser Hermannshohle Riesling Spatlese (95/100, Neal Martin), 2009

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Description

'Lift and interest on the nose with great exuberance. Lots of richness! Amazing length. Bitter grapefruit with a hint of passion fruit. It’s all on the finish!'
18/20 Jancis Robinson, Master of Wine

'Amongst the four brilliant Spätlesen that I tasted in 2009 from Helmut Dönnhoff, the Hermannshöhle is the pick of the litter this year. The wine offers up a brilliantly crystalline bouquet of sweet grapefruit, orange, a touch of wild yeasts, simply stunning minerality, citrus zest, dried flowers and just a brief glimpse of the petrol to come with bottle age. On the palate the wine is deep, medium-full and extremely long and dancing, with a great core, laser-like focus and magical length and grip on the seamless and utterly refined finish. A great, great wine. 2015-2040.'
96/100 John Gillman - View from the Cellar

'This is much more taciturn on the nose; reluctantly offering aromas of flint, limestone, Granny Smiths and a touch of wild nettle. Great delineation. The palate is very well balanced, a little tighter and linear than the Oberhauser Spätlese but then fanning out more towards the finish with hints of mango, apricot, white peach and candied pear, with a finish that does not know when to stop. Drink now-2025+'
95/100 Neal Martin - The Wine Advocate
Pristine condition. Cellared in an original carton since release.

2009 was an outstanding vintage for German rieslings.
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Item Details

Item ID:

173350

Name:

2009 Donnhoff Niederhauser Hermannshohle Riesling Spatlese (95/100, Neal Martin)

Quantity / Size:

1 bottles, 75cl each

Duty Status:

Duty Paid

Country / Region:

Germany, Nahe

Fill Level:

Into Neck

Ended:

1st Mar 2019 10:00

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