Clemens Busch, Pundericher Marienburg Rothenpfad "GG", 2021

Name: Clemens Busch, Pundericher Marienburg Rothenpfad "GG", 2021
Brand: Clemens Busch
SKU: NYC-DANS0913-102424-CBPMRGG2021-ROW44-BOX 21/19
Price: 69.99 USD
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White Wine from Mosel, Germany

by Clemens Busch

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Clemens, the 5th of his name, along with wife Rita, are stalwarts of biodynamics and natural wine making, a rarity in the Mosel. Situated on the diving line between the middle and lower Mosel, they've single handedly regained recognition for their home vineyard, Marienberg. The Marienberg was collateral damage of German bureaucracy in 1971. It's 23 hectares were expanded to include 91 hectares and its reputation quickly faded. Clemens and Rita have spent a lifetime teasing out the once recognized parcels and applying their lost names. Red, grey and blue slate snake through the vineyard. Each bottle, besides being a single vineyard, is further divided by slate type with a corresponding capsule to indicate which color it was grown on.

Professional Reviews

Robert Parker

RP 94

"From 1.8 hectares with partly 80+-year-old vines, the 2021 Marienburg GG Rothenpfad is clear, darker-toned and flinty on the fresh and herbal nose, with ripe and intense, red-skinned fruit aromas and notes of broken slate. Lush and round on the palate, this is a mouth-filling, intense and juicy as well as saline Riesling with fine grip." -Robert Parker

Details

Grape Variety

Riesling
Vintage

2021
Size

750ml
Style

Minerally

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