Donnhoff, Riesling Oberhauser Brucke GG VDP Auction, 2015
This is one of the rarest Rieslings in Germany. Oberhäuser Brücke is the Dönnhoff family monopole — a tiny site on a curve of the Nahe — and 2015 was the first vintage in nearly two decades that they made a dry Grosses Gewächs from it, releasing only a single fuder of wine that went exclusively to the annual VDP Bad Kreuznach auction. Total production was somewhere around 1,000 liters. The 2015 vintage itself was a great one for the Nahe, and the wine — built on slate, porphyry, and sandstone — has the depth and drive Dönnhoff is famous for. Now a decade on, it's drinking in its early prime and will hold for years yet. A unicorn bottle from one of Germany's greatest estates.
Original: $339.00
-65%$339.00
$118.65Donnhoff, Riesling Oberhauser Brucke GG VDP Auction, 2015
This is one of the rarest Rieslings in Germany. Oberhäuser Brücke is the Dönnhoff family monopole — a tiny site on a curve of the Nahe — and 2015 was the first vintage in nearly two decades that they made a dry Grosses Gewächs from it, releasing only a single fuder of wine that went exclusively to the annual VDP Bad Kreuznach auction. Total production was somewhere around 1,000 liters. The 2015 vintage itself was a great one for the Nahe, and the wine — built on slate, porphyry, and sandstone — has the depth and drive Dönnhoff is famous for. Now a decade on, it's drinking in its early prime and will hold for years yet. A unicorn bottle from one of Germany's greatest estates.
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This is one of the rarest Rieslings in Germany. Oberhäuser Brücke is the Dönnhoff family monopole — a tiny site on a curve of the Nahe — and 2015 was the first vintage in nearly two decades that they made a dry Grosses Gewächs from it, releasing only a single fuder of wine that went exclusively to the annual VDP Bad Kreuznach auction. Total production was somewhere around 1,000 liters. The 2015 vintage itself was a great one for the Nahe, and the wine — built on slate, porphyry, and sandstone — has the depth and drive Dönnhoff is famous for. Now a decade on, it's drinking in its early prime and will hold for years yet. A unicorn bottle from one of Germany's greatest estates.
