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Höllenberg Pinot Noir Trocken Rheingau

The 2018 Höllenberg Pinot Noir Trocken Rheingau has earned its place in The World of Fine Wine’s handpicked collection of tasting notes, featuring insights from the world’s foremost wine authorities. Explore in-depth commentary from wine experts Andrew Jefford, Anne Krebiechl and Jancis Robinson on Höllenberg Pinot Noir Trocken Rheingau - an internationally acclaimed red from Palatinate.
Höllenberg Pinot Noir Trocken Rheingau
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Wine Name
Höllenberg Pinot Noir Trocken Rheingau

Wine Producer
August Kesseler

Score
88

Wine Style
Red

Grape Type
Pinot Noir

Country
Germany

Vintage
2012

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Andrew Jefford | Deep, clear red; retaining good depth of color for its age. Warm, cereal and baked cherry pie on the nose, with some straw; not quite classic and a bit tanky and contained. Almost a Tawny Port touch to the sweetness, too. Very smooth and unstructured on the palate, and the fruit has evolved swiftly toward a relatively uninteresting mouthful, alas. | 80

Anne Krebiechl | Very full-fruited, ripe and generous notes of forest fruit are immediately apparent. The palate shows them in all their ripeness but sets a counterpoint of firm, fresh acidity. The body is full and juicy, brimming with fruit. The mouthfeel is generous and smooth. There is a little alcoholic heat, but the freshness ensures bright liveliness and lasting joy. | 93

Jancis Robinson | Very dark garnet. Quite subtle, alluring nose with some complexity. Rich fruit with really well-balanced acidity and tannin. Bravo! Big and bold but with a future. Maybe a tad too alcoholic? But with excellent acidity. Lip-smacking. Long. Really rather impressive. A lovely drink now. 2016–28. | 92

Details

Wine expert Andrew Jefford
Anne Krebiechl
Jancis Robinson
Tastings year 2018
Region Rheingau
% Alcohol By Volume14
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