The Selection admits only the very best, most ripened parts of the cluster. The result is rich golden colour, with botrytis notes of dry fruit, nuts and raisins, the latter especially in the aroma and finish.
Sauvignon is a grateful variety for masters of predicate wine, developing the sparkly colour of aged gold and a bouquet of dry hay, paprika, peppermint, carob and tropical fruit. Characteristically varietal, with an air of the botrytis ripeness in the background.
The Trockenbeerenauslese is a rarity gifted by nature only during select vintages. The bouquet is fabulously complex, structured, hinting of dry fruit, figs and raisins, all enveloped in a sweet acacia honey motif.
The amber colour instantly reveals the highest, final step of the predicate ladder. This wine surprises time and again, exciting with its notes of mint, balm, rosemary, almonds, raisins, dry figs and honey.
Predicate wines from red varieties are rare, especially of such superior quality. We've made one and we're mighty proud of it. The oily soft sweet wine first impresses with the clarity of its amber colour before delighting the nose with notes of honey and dry fruit, with long and persistent enjoyment on the palate, even more so with the finish.
The ice wine Sauvignon still appears quite varietal. Hints of hay, on a hayrack in cold winter with some imagination, accompanied by herbal notes, honey, dry fruit and raisin on the nose, in an empty glass also tarragon. The palate is pampered by sweet softness and juiciness.
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