Glenfarclas Family Cask 2001 S24
$644.99
This 2001 vintage Glenfarclas Family Cask comes from the Summer of 2024 bottling series. This ~23 Year Old Single Malt comes from a Refill Hoggy - Cask #3762. Bottled at a cask strength of 54.7%.
Glenfarclas Family Cask 2003 S24
$614.99
This 2003 vintage Glenfarclas Family Cask comes from the Summer of 2024 bottling series. This ~20 Year Old Single Malt comes from a Plain Butt - Glenfarclas's term for a sherry cask that no longer imparts much influence on the spirit. Cask #1972. Bottled at a cask strength of 55.5%.88pts Whiskybase
Glenfarclas Family Cask 2006 S24
$549.99
This 2006 vintage Family Cask comes from the Summer of 2024 bottling series from Glenfarclas. This ~18 Year Old Single Malt comes from a Sherry Butt - Cask #3418. Bottled at a cask strength of 61.4%. 89pts Whiskybase
Glenfarclas Family Cask 2007 S24
$549.99
This 2007 vintage Glenfarclas Family Cask comes from the Summer of 2024 bottling series. The ~17 Year Old Single Malt comes from a Refill Sherry Butt - Cask #2670. Bottled at a cask strength of 59.9%. 88pts Whiskybase
Glenfarclas Family Cask 2009 S24
$474.99
This 2009 vintage Glenfarclas Family Cask comes from the Summer of 2024 bottling series. This ~15 Year Old Single Malt comes from a Sherry Butt - Cask #1117. Bottled at a cask strength of 61.5%.
St Antony Nierstein Riesling
$37.99
St. Antony is a top-shelf riesling producer, making high-quality wine since 1912. The ultra-modern winery they built sits on top of cellars that hold decades of premium riesling, a white grape that ages as well, if not better, than any first-growth Bordeaux or Burgundy (and for a lot less). These are dry wines, brimming with minerality and acidity, and three of the four we received are GG (Grosses Gewächs), the grand cru designation for dry German riesling. They are situated in the town of Nierstein, a charming village that is effectively the epicentre of wine in the Rheinhessen. Praised by critics and adored by riesling lovers, these are beautiful, mineral-driven wines that are delicious now and even better over time.
St Antony Hipping Riesling GG
$69.99
St. Antony, a top-shelf riesling producer making high-quality wine since 1912. The ultra-modern winery they built sits on top of cellars that hold decades of premium riesling, a white grape that ages as well, if not better, than any first-growth Bordeaux or Burgundy (and for a lot less). These are dry wines, brimming with minerality and acidity, and three of the four we received are GG (Grosses Gewächs), the grand cru designation for dry German riesling. They are situated in the town of Nierstein, a charming village that is effectively the epicentre of wine in the Rheinhessen. Praised by critics and adored by riesling lovers, these are beautiful, mineral-driven wines that are delicious now and even better over time.
St Antony Pettenthal Riesling GG
$66.99
St. Antony is a top-shelf riesling producer making high-quality wine since 1912. The ultra-modern winery they built sits on top of cellars that hold decades of premium riesling, a white grape that ages as well, if not better, than any first-growth Bordeaux or Burgundy (and for a lot less).
These are dry wines, brimming with minerality and acidity, and three of the four we received are GG (Grosses Gewächs), the grand cru designation for dry German riesling. They are situated in the town of Nierstein, a charming village that is effectively the epicentre of wine in the Rheinhessen. Praised by critics and adored by riesling lovers, these are beautiful, mineral-driven wines that are delicious now and even better over time. All of their wines are certified biodynamic as well.
St Antony Brudersberg Riesling GG
$59.99
St. Antony is a top-shelf riesling producer making high-quality wine since 1912. The ultra-modern winery they built sits on top of cellars that hold decades of premium riesling, a white grape that ages as well, if not better, than any first-growth Bordeaux or Burgundy (and for a lot less). These are dry wines, brimming with minerality and acidity, and three of the four we received are GG (Grosses Gewächs), the grand cru designation for dry German riesling. They are situated in the town of Nierstein, a charming village that is effectively the epicentre of wine in the Rheinhessen. Praised by critics and adored by riesling lovers, these are beautiful, mineral-driven wines that are delicious now and even better over time.
The Brudersberg monopoly site faces south throughout. The extreme steepness and the direct influence of the Rhine make the Brudersberg very special. Despite the omnipresent sunshine, the wines are not overly opulent, as some GG wines can be. Rather, they are characterized by a fine minerality, elegance and a very special longevity. In the glass, clear aromas of the terroir with flint and graphite, followed by lychee, apricot, lemon curd and peach notes. Very elegant and drinkable on the palate, bright acidity and a mineral-laden finish. Gorgeous riesling.