Ökonomierat Rebholz 2011 Trocken Spätburgunder (Pfalz)
#25 Top 100 Cellar Selections 2015
Return to List A stunner amidst an increasingly competitive set of German Pinot Noir, this lavishly berried, rich wine is full of nuance and complexity. Deep, ripe black-fruit flavors are accented by rose petals and game. Bristling acidity and taut, grippy tannins lend structure and depth. It drinks beautifully now, but is bound to improve through 2021 and beyond. Anna Lee C. Iijima
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Price$50,Buy Now
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DesignationTrocken
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Alcohol13.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterRudi Wiest Selections
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Date Published10/1/2015
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