Josmeyer Riesling “Hengst“ Selection de Grains Nobles” Grand Cru 2002 g4 this high-altitude vineyard has yielded

this high-altitude vineyard has yielded a crisp

In the hills

The estate sits upon a diverse mosaic soil and rocks which winemaker Roger Saumaize expresses through the different bottlings

It was then matured in old French oak for two years

fruity scent of citrus

Josmeyer Riesling “Hengst“ Selection de Grains Nobles” Grand Cru 2002 g4 this high-altitude vineyard has yieldedThe Hengst Grand Cru vineyards are situated on a 360 metre hillside, offering a composite marly limestone terroir. The soil composition is often compared to Chambertin in Burgundy; these conditions exalt the Pinot Gris which produces this cuve. The fruit is matured in 100 year old oak barrels or stainless steel vats, culminating in a wine with a beautiful burnished clarity and loads of fruit on the nose, including ripe white fruit accented by a hint