One bottle Marcobrunner Cabinet Riesling Edelbeeren Auslese
Produced by Freiherr Langwerth von Simmern
1964 vintage
Erbach, Rheingau/Germany
Original filling quantity: 0.75 l
Fill level: < 2 cm

This lot comprises one bottle of 1964 vintage Riesling Auslese produced by Freiherr Langwerth von Simmern from the Marcobrunn vineyard in Rheingau.

Spanning just three thousand hectares of vineyards, Rheingau is admittedly one of the smallest winegrowing regions in Germany. Here, however, where the Rhine wears down powerful rock formations whose escarpments have been cultivated with vines since late antiquity, is the home of the Rheingauer; a myth-shrouded classic of the wine world. Rheingau is one of the birthplaces of the Riesling, which is probably the most expressive and sublime of the white grape varieties. The region is similar to Wachau: a wildly romantic, cultural landscape. Riesling develops its own unique character here, thanks to the combination of the river climate and the bedrock of the region, which is comprised of slate, quartzite, marl, loam and loess. The finest and most highly-prized white wines have been produced here since the 18th century. The first Riesling-only vineyard was cultivated in Schloss Johannisberg during the 18th century. During the same century, in 1775, the Spätlese was also discovered - a new type of fine wine. Rheingau was also the setting for the revival of the fine Riesling during the 1980s.

The fill level is excellent (< 2 cm). The label is slightly soiled; the capsule is in perfect condition.

Langwerth von Simmern

The history of the barons Langwerth von Simmern in Rheingau dates back to the year 1464. The family moved to Eltville in 1711 where today’s winery is located. The many years of tradition and experience bring forth wonderful wines that provide ideal drinking pleasure.

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