Vol. 25
Bacharacher Kloster Fürstental Riesling Sekt 2004
A sip of morning light.
A promise of something wonderful awaits, like sunlight through lace curtains.
- Country
- Germany
- Region
- ミッテルライン
- Grapes
- Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier
- Vintage
- 2004
- Producer
- Ratzenberger
- Appearance scene
- The wine prepared by the Taiyo Beer Wine Division and praised by Issei, with a refreshing breeze, citrus freshness, and soft bubbles like an angel's wings, reminiscent of morning light through lace curtains.
総合 60 / 100
Tasting notes
The Bacharacher Kloster Fürstental Riesling Sekt by Ratzenberger is a sparkling white wine hailing from Germany's Mittelrhein region. The 2004 vintage, in particular, showcases the varietal characteristics of Riesling beautifully. The cool climate of this area imparts a distinct acidity and minerality to the wine, making it a standout.
In volume 25 of 'Drops of God', this wine is notably praised by Itsusei Toomine from the Taiyo Beer wine department. He describes it as having a refreshing breeze-like clarity and the invigorating zest of various citrus fruits. The soft bubbles are likened to an angel's gentle flutter, reminiscent of the hopeful start of a day with sunlight filtering through lace curtains.
Pouring into the glass, the wine shines with a pale golden hue, and the fine bubbles rising are a sight to behold. On the nose, there's a burst of fresh lemon and lime, accompanied by the graceful scent of white flowers. Upon tasting, it begins with a refreshing attack, followed by a sharp acidity that enlivens the entire palate. The soft bubbles are pleasant, and there's a balanced minerality that complements the flavors. The finish is long, with each sip revealing new complexities. It's a wine that keeps surprising you with every taste.
総合 60 / 100