Mainz (in German Mainz, in francese Mayence) è una città di 196.102 abitanti della Germania occidentale situata alla confluenza dei fiumi Meno e Reno, capoluogo del Land della Renania-Palatinato . Sede di un' università e di una diocesi cattolica, è molto nota per il suo carnevale .Ma a noi effettivamente, pur essendo questo il periodo giusto, in questo caso ci interessa poco il carnevale... Piuttosto, siccome quella zona è ricca di valli coltivate a vigneti che producono degli ottimi vini fruttati rinomati in tutto il mondo (altra citazione da "La Guida della Germania - Germania Ovest" ) e siccome un mio carissimo amico (grazie infinite Enrico!), quasi un brother to me, took me for Christmas the wine in question, will go out after two brief words about the taste.
Family Fleisher in Mainz now produces wine for 250 years (specifically from 1742), a well-founded tradition, therefore, that as we will see excellent results. Their 20 hectares are scattered along the side valleys of the Rhine river facing South, then under ideal conditions for the cultivation of both white and red grapes, which thanks to the rocky terrain and sandy mature very slowly, resulting in intense varietal flavors.
be pointed out to me is their philosophy : Little is More (Less is More), which can be summed up pretty much as follows: Less = more quality grapes in the vineyard in the final product.
But no more talk: let's start the tasting ...
The wine is limpid, pale yellow in color from pale greenish (most likely a sign of the presence of a strong acid) and large (tears come down very very slowly, very important indicator of the presence of glycerin) .
The nose can detect as the favorite wine of finesse to focus on its impact rather than olfactory recognition, we can define it quite intense and quite complex / not complex with too many awards, but surely well defined.
Therefore we can justify its finesse and elegance of the awards, first of all the fruit, dry and dried (seems to have under the nose of walnuts in honey), honey and sweet spices like cinnamon (definitely a passage in barrique), but star anise notes and glazed.
We are now going to try it:
Sweet, warm, soft - Fresh, quite tasty. Body. Good balanced taste.
The freshness and softness of these very well reward the product are sure to indicate the attack by a noble rot on the vine.
continue with the examination of taste and smell and are a nice match here anhùche con una buona intensità e persistenza.
Il prodotto sembra non voler mai scivolar via dalla bocca.
Il vino è fine. Maturo (non migliorerà ancora molto pur avendo dalla sua ancora una spiccata acidità)
Tendente all'armonia.
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