Johannes Aufricht, Blanc de Blanc Brut Nature NV - Bodensee - 1 Bottle (0.75L)

An absolute rarity: Johannes Aufricht’s Blanc de Blanc Brut Nature (NV), disgorged in July 2026.

The rising star of Lake Constance, impossible to find; only 1,500 bottles of this magnificent wine were produced.

Delivery within Europe, heavily protected packaging.

Bottle in perfect condition, stored under ideal conditions.

Amid the rapidly changing German wine world, Johannes Aufricht chose to forge his own, decidedly radical path. He left wine university to learn his craft in the field, working with renowned estates in France. Today, he cultivates a tiny two-hectare estate on the shores of Lake Constance. His deeply expressive terroir-driven wines have now achieved true cult status among international collectors.

The secret to his success lies in obsessive precision in the vineyard, combined with a minimalist approach in the cellar:
Burgundian genetics: extremely high planting density combined with top-quality plant material from Burgundy, including selections from famous Romanée-Conti clones;
Whole-cluster fermentation and vertical press: the red wines ferment with 100% whole clusters and are pressed with extreme delicacy in a traditional vertical press, before being aged in barrels made by the Stockinger cooperage.

A sparkling Chardonnay from the cold shores of Lake Constance, in Baden. Made by the traditional method in an artisanal style, with no dosage: no sugar to mask the wine’s substance, just a naked Blanc de Blancs, razor-sharp, drawing its strength from complex soils and a climate on the edge. Tart green apple, oyster, flint. A creamy bead of bubbles is immediately struck by icy, citric acidity, all nervous energy. Very dry, straight, rigorous finish. Liquid adrenaline.