Werner Domdechant Riesling “Kirchenstuck Hochheim” Spatlese 1994

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Riesling | Rheingau | Germany | White Wine | Weingut Werner Domdechant | 1994 | 0,75 L | 8,5 %
About
Werner Domdechant Riesling "Kirchenstück Hochheim" Spätlese is a semi-sweet white wine, made from 100% Riesling grapes, sourced from the esteemed Kirchenstück vineyard in Hochheim, Rheingau, Germany. This wine exemplifies the balance and complexity typical of Rheingau Rieslings, with the Spätlese designation indicating it is harvested late, allowing for greater ripeness and intensity of flavors. Werner Domdechant's commitment to traditional winemaking techniques ensures that this wine captures the essence of its terroir, offering a rich and expressive profile.
Producer
Domdechant Werner, on the slopes of Hohenheim, produces a richer version of the region's characteristic Rieslings. The winery owners own plots in three different vineyards, each capable of producing grapes for Erstes Gewächs wines (Grosses Gewächs in other regions of Germany) - the equivalent of the Burgundian Grand Cru. The Kirchenstück site grows grapes for more elegant wines, while richer wines are made from grapes from the Hölle and Domdechaney vineyards. Acquired in 1780, the Hohenheim winery has been passed down from generation to generation of the Werner family. Today the winery is owned by Dr. Franz Werner Michel, and his daughter Katharina Maurits runs the family business, and together they represent the 7th and 8th generations of the Werner family. Katarina recently bought the 13th century Cathedral de Mainz. The acquisition expanded the winery and increased production to meet the growing demand. The aim of the winery is to continuously improve the quality of the wines produced.
Tasting notes

Werner Domdechant Riesling “Kirchenstück Hochheim” Spätlese reveal a vibrant bouquet of ripe apricot, peach, and citrus, complemented by floral hints and a touch of honey. On the palate, it offers a harmonious blend of sweetness and acidity, with flavors of ripe stone fruits, lime zest, and a hint of minerality, leading to a long, elegant finish. This Riesling is celebrated for its balance, aromatic intensity, and the refined interplay between its sweetness and refreshing acidity.

Pairing

Werner Domdechant Riesling “Kirchenstück Hochheim” Spätlese pairs beautifully with spicy Asian cuisine, such as Thai or Indian dishes, where its sweetness and acidity can balance and enhance the heat and complexity of the flavors. It also complements rich, creamy desserts like panna cotta or fruit tarts, providing a refreshing contrast and elevating the overall dining experience with its vibrant and luscious character.

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Weingut Werner Domdechant
Domdechant Werner, on the slopes of Hohenheim, produces a richer version of the region's characteristic Rieslings. The winery owners own plots in three different vineyards, each capable of producing grapes for Erstes Gewächs wines (Grosses Gewächs in other regions of Germany) - the equivalent of the Burgundian Grand Cru. The Kirchenstück site grows grapes for more elegant wines, while richer wines are made from grapes from the Hölle and Domdechaney vineyards. Acquired in 1780, the Hohenheim winery has been passed down from generation to generation of the Werner family. Today the winery is owned by Dr. Franz Werner Michel, and his daughter Katharina Maurits runs the family business, and together they represent the 7th and 8th generations of the Werner family. Katarina recently bought the 13th century Cathedral de Mainz. The acquisition expanded the winery and increased production to meet the growing demand. The aim of the winery is to continuously improve the quality of the wines produced.
The Rheingau is a very popular tourist region with old monasteries and castles that fit perfectly into the wine landscape. The Riesling trail passes through over 120 km of picturesque wine villages. Along the way, restaurants and wine bars invite you to stop for a drop of Rheingau wine, while cultural and historical attractions will inspire you along the way. This beautiful plot is planted with 3185 hectares of vines. This is the famous Riesling, which grows on 2500 hectares of vineyards, as well as the dark Pinot Noir. Interestingly, the climate here is temperate, with mild winters and warm summers, as the vineyards are protected from the cold winds by the wooded Taunus mountains and take advantage of the heat reflected from the surface of the Rhine.