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Maximin Grünhauser, Pinot Noir, Abtsberg, Grosses Gewächs
Von Schubert

Maximin Grünhauser, Pinot Noir, Abtsberg, Grosses Gewächs, 2022

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justerini & brooks tasting note

A Pinot with impressive structure and minerality, the 2022 Abtsberg displays brambly dark hue with a touch of slate and salt, a good, concentrated feel and veins of dark plums. Ripe tannins with a black cherry dominated palate leads into gratings of coffee bean and light toast on the finish. Fully destemmed and aged for a total of 20 months in 2nd use French barrique with a light toast.

critic reviews

93/100Stephan Reinhardt,Vinous

From an absurdly dry year with just 530 liters of precipitation (in contrast to 2024, which had 1,350 liters), the 2022 Maximin Grünhaus Herrenberg GG opens with a fragrant, fruit-intense, aromatic and saline-scented bouquet of ripe yellow stone fruits and associations of weathered slate. Rich and juicy yet immediately savory and nutty, this is a complex and quite tannic Herrenberg with substance, inner power and good length. It is slightly drying on the finish at this early age, a Riesling with red-wine character. This will be an excellent wine with food in many years, and I recommend cellaring it for at least another six or more years. 12% stated alcohol. Natural cork. Tasted at the domaine in January 2026.

DRINKING WINDOW 2026 - 2050
date of review 02/2026
92/100Stephan Reinhardt,Robert Parker Wine Advocate

The Grunhaus 2022 Herrenberg GG is a classic, discreetly scented Ruwer Riesling. Delicate, playful and light on its feet, this elegant, Kabinett-like wine may not be a typical grand cru for heavyweight drinkers, but that's just the way the Ruwer can be: graceful and fine rather than powerful. Tasted in Wiesbaden at the Vorpremiere VDP.Grosses Gewachs in August 2023.

DRINKING WINDOW 2023 - 2040
date of review 10/2023

product details

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Germany
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Von Schubert
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abv:
13%