2014 Pinot Noir Johannisberger Hölle, dry - Chat Sauvage
2014 Pinot Noir Johannisberger Hölle, dry - Chat Sauvage
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Dense, concentrated PN. Ripe cherry, herbal, some orange peel, noticeable wood spice, juniper berry. Soft entry with a ripe, delicate acidity, juicy fruit, firm tannin core, distinct minerality enlivens the powerful body, good length, salty finish.
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Gault Millau 90 points
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Chat Sauvage, Verena Schöttle, Geisenheim
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The Chat Sauvage winery represents an unusual success story in the Rheingau, where Hamburg entrepreneur Günter Schulz realized his dream of producing Burgundy-style wines. What began as a small project with purchased Pinot Noir grapes has developed in recent years into a top-tier winery, now boasting 8.5 hectares of vineyards. Today, Chat Sauvage is known for its elegant and complex Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays, which surprise and delight with their Burgundian finesse. Under the leadership of Verena Schöttle, an experienced winemaker and manager, the estate focuses on intensive manual labor and natural wine production. Each wine matures for up to two years in barriques and is bottled unfiltered, which underscores its complexity and minerality. The standards are high: the wines should not merely be inspired by Burgundy, but rather develop their own identity through terroir and craftsmanship—polished and balanced, the finest representatives of their style in the Rheingau
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