1979 Eiswein-Beerenauslese Versteigerungswein Riesling Heppenheimer Centgericht - Kloster Eberbach - Hessische Bergstraße Staatsweingüter Eltville - 1 Flasche (0,7 l)

Here we offer:

1 bottle of 1979 Heppenheimer Centgericht Riesling Eiswein-Beerenauslese Auction Wine 0.7 L
The bottle offered is an official auction wine, auctioned at one of the famous wine auctions at Kloster Eberbach
Fill level in the capsule

In the offered wine there may be sediment and/or natural deposits.
! Free shipping for all lots within the EU, excluding Sweden ! Attention no shipping to: GREAT BRITAIN, SWEDEN, CANADA, USA, RUSSIA, SOUTH AMERICA !

bottler: Kloster Eberbach Winery - Hessische Staatsweingüter GmbH, Kloster-Eberbach-Straße 1, 65346 Eltville, Germany
Product of Germany
Alcohol content: 11.5% vol
Allergen note: contains sulfites

Item no.: Catdb12207

Also view our other offers of high-quality wines. Our wines are optimally stored in a wine cellar that is cool and dark and has high humidity.

PLEASE NOTE: No shipping to GREAT BRITAIN, SWEDEN, CANADA, USA, RUSSIA, all of SOUTH AMERICA, GIBRALTAR, GUERNSEY, JERSEY, SVALBARD and JAN MAYEN – we do not ship alcoholic beverages to the listed countries due to customs regulations or other reasons, even if the Catálogo system shows worldwide shipping.
Buyers outside Germany bear all further costs that may arise due to customs regulations when importing into the recipient country. This also applies to costs arising from the refusal and return of parcels to the original sender by the respective customs authority. In particular, the buyer will be charged for the return shipment as well as for a re-shipment to the buyer.
__________________________________________________________________________

More information

TAX NOTICE:
This item is sold under the margin scheme (§ 25a UStG). Therefore, the sales tax included in the purchase price is not shown separately on the invoice.

AGED WINE:
General notes on aged wines, old wines, and wine rarities:
Wine is a natural product that may undergo changes in taste and color during decades of storage. Therefore we cannot guarantee the drinkability or flawless taste of old wines. However, we handle the purchase of these wines with great care, ensuring optimal storage conditions, checking the bottle history as far as possible, and performing visual checks of the bottle contents for cloudiness and changes in consistency.
As mentioned before, older, aged wines change their original taste during decades of storage and may develop a mature character. White wines often take on a darker color (similar to Cognac, Sherry, or amber) and can develop sediment; red wines often form sediment at the bottom of the bottle. An appearance and tasting experience different from young wines is not unusual for aged wines. For wine drinkers who have problems with the sometimes sharp, pronounced acidity of young wines, aged wines can be a real delight, as the wine acidity loses strength and aggressiveness over the years.