Weingut Johannes Aufricht Blanc de Blancs Brut Nature

Sehr feiner Stoff

An exceptional German Sekt that immediately captivates with its remarkable harmony. On the nose, beautifully ripe and subtly oxidative aromas unfold, finely balanced by an intriguing freshness and a touch of herbal nuance. On the palate, it is wonderfully rounded with a gentle, seamless creaminess, yet remains precise, spicy, and deeply layered. The structure is strikingly clear, the mousse delicate and perfectly integrated. The finish is impressively long and complex — a Sekt of great poise and radiance. Undoubtedly one …

Great for the price. Could've decanted this. Overall, depends on what you compare it to.. But for a German sparkling wine (and the first year of its kind) still a-m-a-z-i-n-g!

Some time in cellar as done good, closer to Selosse Initial again but with this amazing 1 minute Long chalky finish.

delicate golden apple nose, evident autolytic notes of caramel, butter biscuits. hints of zesty green apples as well. intense yet precise. sharp, high acidity, more appley in character. richer than the nose would suggest, baked apple tarts, honeysuckle, rich caramel with hints of oxidation. bubbles come out quite a lot while pouring, perhaps as the only hint of it not being Champagne of origin (or maybe a bit riper? not really though..) lots of elegance on the palate especially, paired …