No European Shipping charges & NO RESERVE PRICE! Exquisite and rare set of 6 Kabinett Rieslings in original cardboard box – Fritz Haag, Brauneberger Juffer Sonnenuhr 2004. Direct from the Estate – cellared with OHMS Connoisseurs Choice prefessional wine cellar since May 2006 This exceptional set of six Kabinett Rieslings comes from the renowned Fritz Haag estate, located in the prestigious Brauneberger Juffer Sonnenuhr vineyard in the Mosel Valley. Purchased directly from the winery and stored in ideal cellar conditions since 2006, these bottles represent the final vintage crafted by Wilhelm Haag, one of Germany’s most respected winemakers. Why This Set Is Special - 2004 was a standout vintage for Mosel Rieslings, offering ripe fruit, vibrant acidity, and excellent aging potential. - The Juffer Sonnenuhr vineyard is classified as VDP.Grosse Lage, Germany’s highest designation for vineyard quality. - These Kabinett wines are light, aromatic, and mineral-driven, with a drinking window extending from 2005 to 2036. - Provenance is impeccable, with professional storage and direct estate purchase. Fritz Haag Estate Founded in 1605, Fritz Haag is one of the Mosel’s most historic and respected producers. Under Wilhelm Haag’s leadership, the estate gained international acclaim. Since 2005, his son Oliver Haag has continued the tradition, crafting wines of elegance and precision. Winemaking Philosophy Fritz Haag emphasizes minimal intervention, sustainable viticulture, and a deep respect for terroir. The wines are known for their purity, finesse, and slate-driven minerality. Oliver Haag focuses on expressing the character of each vineyard through delicate, fruit-forward Rieslings that reflect their origin. VDP Classification The estate is a member of the VDP, Germany’s association of top producers. The Brauneberger Juffer Sonnenuhr vineyard is designated as VDP.Grosse Lage, reserved for the finest sites. Kabinett wines from this vineyard are naturally sweet, never chaptalized, and showcase the vineyard’s unique character. Vintage Review and Scores Wine-Searcher reports an average critic score of 91 out of 100 for the 2004 Kabinett from Fritz Haag. The wines are described as floral, tropical, and mineral-rich. The vintage is praised for its phenolic ripeness, vibrant acidity, and long aging potential. Collector’s Note This is a rare opportunity to own a complete set from a legendary vintage and winemaker. Bottles of this quality and provenance are seldom available in such perfect condition. We ship well packed and insured. See the reviews and comments. Secure your piece of Mosel wine history.