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Balthasar Ress Schloss Reichartshausen Riesling Spatlese 2022
£323.52
Current Price (inc. Tax)
12 bottle(s) at £26.96 per bottle.
In stock
SKU
BK531151-22
Balthasar Ress Schloss Reichartshausen Riesling Spatlese 2022
- Country Germany
- Region Rheingau
- Grape Riesling
- Case 12/75
- Abv 8.5%
- This intricate Riesling Spätlese tantalizes the senses with the fragrance of ripe red apples, dried stone fruit, and the warmth of minerals. Upon tasting, its concentrated and layered profile reveals a substantial backbone that harmonizes beautifully with its luscious ripeness.
- Analytical data
- 55.6 g/l residual sugar
- 7.3 g/l acidity
- 3.1 pH
Even 150 years after its foundation, Balthasar Ress is still wholly owned by the Ress family. Since 2010, Christian has been responsible for the company's management, and since 2014, Oliver Schmid has been the vineyard manager. Together, they developed what Balthasar Ress wines are today: Uncompromising quality and respect for nature.
Some 78% of the productive vineyard area is planted with Riesling and 12% with Pinot Noir. Balthasar Ress produces approx. 250,000 bottles of wine yearly. The estate has obtained organic certification since 2019 and hasn't used herbicides since 2010.
| Country | Germany |
|---|---|
| Vintage | 2022 |
| Bottles Per Case | 12 |
| Bottle Size | 75 |
| 2 cases 10% off | No |
| Winery | Even 150 years after its foundation, Balthasar Ress is still wholly owned by the Ress family. Since 2010, Christian has been responsible for the company's management; since 2014, Oliver Schmid has been the vineyard manager. Together, they developed what Balthasar Ress wines are today: Uncompromising quality and respect for nature. Some 78% of the productive vineyard area is planted with Riesling and 12% with Pinot Noir. Balthasar Ress produces approx. 250,000 bottles of wine yearly. The estate has obtained organic certification since 2019 and hasn't used herbicides since 2010. |
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