1963 Kloster Eberbach Assmannshäuser Höllenberg Spätburgunder Cabinet - Rheingau - 1 Bottle (0.7L)

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Kloster Eberbach Assmannshäuser Höllenberg Spätburgunder Cabinet, 1963 vintage, in a 0.7 L bottle, 1 bottle in Rheingau, Germany, in its original wooden case.

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Kloster Eberbach represents more than 850 years of winemaking tradition. The historic monastery's monks recognized early on that the climatic conditions of the Rheingau region were ideal for producing exceptional wines from locally grown grapes.

Pinot Noir has been cultivated in Assmannshausen since at least 1507. The vineyard, with slopes reaching gradients of up to 65%, is characterized by remarkably uniform, violet-hued phyllite slate soils.

The 1963 vintage in the Rheingau produced lighter, delicately structured Pinot Noirs with an elegant, restrained character.

"Very bright brick red colour with copper coloured hue. Ethereal nose, hints of smoky minerality backed by a whiff of blackberries and blossoms. Discreet toasting aroma. With some time in the glass a hint of mint and chocolate is showing up. On the palate well balanced with a lot of freshness and very good length." - Marcus del Monego MW (96 P.)

Estate bottled and shipped by Kloster Eberbach. Excellent condition of bottle, label, cork and capsule.

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Seller's Story

Kloster Eberbach is Germany's largest wine estate with a long history going back to its foundation in 1136. Today, Kloster Eberbach produces world-renowned Rieslings and Pinot Noirs. On Catawiki, you may find only our finest bottlings and selected rarities from our Wine Library.

Kloster Eberbach represents more than 850 years of winemaking tradition. The historic monastery's monks recognized early on that the climatic conditions of the Rheingau region were ideal for producing exceptional wines from locally grown grapes.

Pinot Noir has been cultivated in Assmannshausen since at least 1507. The vineyard, with slopes reaching gradients of up to 65%, is characterized by remarkably uniform, violet-hued phyllite slate soils.

The 1963 vintage in the Rheingau produced lighter, delicately structured Pinot Noirs with an elegant, restrained character.

"Very bright brick red colour with copper coloured hue. Ethereal nose, hints of smoky minerality backed by a whiff of blackberries and blossoms. Discreet toasting aroma. With some time in the glass a hint of mint and chocolate is showing up. On the palate well balanced with a lot of freshness and very good length." - Marcus del Monego MW (96 P.)

Estate bottled and shipped by Kloster Eberbach. Excellent condition of bottle, label, cork and capsule.

Drink now.

Seller's Story

Kloster Eberbach is Germany's largest wine estate with a long history going back to its foundation in 1136. Today, Kloster Eberbach produces world-renowned Rieslings and Pinot Noirs. On Catawiki, you may find only our finest bottlings and selected rarities from our Wine Library.

Details

Vintage
1963
Producer, Name of wine
Kloster Eberbach Assmannshäuser Höllenberg Spätburgunder Cabinet
Number of bottles
1
Bottle size
Bottle (0.7L)
Country
Germany
Region
Rheingau
Grape varieties
Spätburgunder
Original packaging
In original wooden case
Capsule/cork condition
Fully intact metal capsule
Label condition
Fully intact, readable label
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