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The 2004 Peter Jakob Kühn Lenchen Eiswein is an exquisite rarity from the "Lenchen" vineyard in the heart of the Rheingau, one of Germany's most prestigious wine-growing regions.
Crafted by renowned biodynamic producer Peter Jakob Kühn, this Eiswein (ice wine) captures the purest essence of Riesling at its most intense, thanks to the harvesting of naturally frozen grapes in the middle of winter's dawn.
Only in exceptional vintages like 2004, when ideal climatic conditions exist, can this sweet wine of extremely high concentration, complexity, and elegance be produced.
Appearance: Bright amber color with golden highlights. Clean and visually dense.
Nose: Complex and intense aromas of acacia honey, candied tropical fruits (mango, pineapple), orange peel, orange blossom, dried apricots, and a mineral touch characteristic of the Rheingau terroir.
Palate: Silky, unctuous, and perfectly balanced between sweetness and acidity. It surprises with its liveliness, freshness, and infinite persistence. A wine that excites and lingers for a long time on the palate.
The 2004 Peter Jakob Kühn Lenchen Eiswein is an exquisite rarity from the "Lenchen" vineyard in the heart of the Rheingau, one of Germany's most prestigious wine-growing regions.
Crafted by renowned biodynamic producer Peter Jakob Kühn, this Eiswein (ice wine) captures the purest essence of Riesling at its most intense, thanks to the harvesting of naturally frozen grapes in the middle of winter's dawn.
Only in exceptional vintages like 2004, when ideal climatic conditions exist, can this sweet wine of extremely high concentration, complexity, and elegance be produced.
Appearance: Bright amber color with golden highlights. Clean and visually dense.
Nose: Complex and intense aromas of acacia honey, candied tropical fruits (mango, pineapple), orange peel, orange blossom, dried apricots, and a mineral touch characteristic of the Rheingau terroir.
Palate: Silky, unctuous, and perfectly balanced between sweetness and acidity. It surprises with its liveliness, freshness, and infinite persistence. A wine that excites and lingers for a long time on the palate.
