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On the one hand, great aromatic and flavour concentration, intensely oily sensation and richness in the mouth. On the other hand, excellent range, air and freshness. Multi-layered flavours and aromas, notes of quince, toast, caramel, along with strong dry-fruit elements. Richly sweet but with terrific lift and spirit leading to an exciting finish with...
The grapes are picked manually so that they can be sorted by bunches with passerillage (concentration of sugars on the vine) or noble rot if the year has caused it. This is a nectar which, in a tremendously skilful way, brings to the glass at the same time sweetness, lightness, freshness and extraordinary levels of complexity. Candied pineapple, peach jam...
An explosion of fragrances that seems to have no end. Raisin, dried fruit, honey, caramel, coffee, chocolate, nuts, spice but also mint, incense, mineral graphite, gunpowder. A storm that seems like it won't stop until you decide to take the tasting step. There the sweetness will overwhelm you for the first few seconds until the acidity comes to take over...
Deep amber in color, with a rich combination of aromas like dried fruits, orange peel, apricot compost and sweet bread. Long ageing has bestowed a beautiful noble oxidation that reminds of caramel, toffee, crème brulee and nuts, while spicy aromas like vanilla, cinnamon stick and clove fill the glass. Delightful and magnificently sweet, without losing the...
From the smallest appellation of origin in Kefalonia in terms of production, it is a stunning example of the variety's potential in the production of sweet wines. Sweet but not bubbly, super fresh on the palate with an ideal balance of sugars and acidity, the sweet Mavrodaphne from Sklavos is a "study" in elegance of style with a dense and solid but not...
In a surprising paradox, Altenberg is visibly soft on the palate, but at the same time perfectly dry on the finish. Nature, this particular vineyard, has "painted" it to be so. A natural combination of power and grace, softness and dryness. The result is this particular grand cru, and the Deisses have no reason to intervene to push, for example, because...
Manual harvesting with multiple passes through the vineyard to collect the botrytised grapes and then slow fermentation with the native yeasts. The wine is matured for at least a year in oak barrels. Its sweetness is measured and is superbly balanced by the high acidity of the wine. So despite the concentration and sweetness, this balance of acidity adds...
High intensity fruit with notes of strawberry and strawberry jam, raisin, dried plum and balsamic aromas. Carlo and Alessandra fully respect the heritage of their region, Verona's most historic wine, by selecting perfectly healthy grapes from biodynamically cultivated vineyards. After about 4 months of drying, the grapes are taken to open oak winemakers...