Adams Wein Spätburgunder Rheinhessen Pares 2020
$275.00
Description
“The most remarkable of a very strong range is the red Adams Wein Spätburgunder Rheinhessen Pares 2020, and tasting it was like discovering there was a top Burgundian domaine that nobody knew about!” - James Suckling. Historically, Ingelheim's best-known site is Pares, which is characterised by abundant limestone and polish. The plot is a filet piece in the middle of this excellent site. It lay fallow for 30 years, no trace of vines, only blackberries and bushes. In all the years of Sleeping Beauty's sleep, a veritable forest had grown up, which we cleared in painstaking work in order to finally reclaim this enchanted terroir. The result of their efforts is a grandiose starting point for the newly planted vines: A perfectly structured soil bursting with vitality that promotes the multi-layered quality we strive for in our Pinot Noir: Fruit, complexity and structured tannin. Due to decades of dormancy, our plot has a naturally formed, thick humus layer that gives the vines plenty of positive vitality. This vitality not only benefits the entire microcosm of this exceptional parcel, but also finds a colossal echo in the Pinot Noir that the team at Adams Wein cultivate here out of full enthusiasm for high-end red wine from Ingelheim. The Winemaker - Dr. Simone Adams Dr. Simone Adams and the team at AdamsWein have been combining the advantages of biodynamics and regenerative viticulture in their wine philosophy for years. This takes time and a lot of patience. In this way, they are getting closer step by step to their goal of giving nature even more space in their wines. And they do this based on facts and evidence, in order to gain aromatically and tastefully deeper impressions from their vineyards, so that you can enjoy the outstanding individuality of their red and white wines and enjoy them to the full. This is what they work for. As a doctor of oenology, Simone is not afraid of experimentation. On the contrary – questioning facts and looking for better solutions are the best engine of progress. Also when it comes to wine.