
Oestricher Lenchen Eiserberg Riesling 303 Spätlese
The Spätlese 303 is a tribute to the grandfather of the Spreitzer winery — and to a legendary harvest: The number 303 represents that Trockenbeerenauslese (dry berry selection) which was once harvested at 303 degrees Oechsle in the Oestricher Eiserberg vineyard. Since the year 2000, this Spätlese has come from precisely the same vineyard.
The Eiserberg vineyard, now part of the Oestricher Lenchen site, faces west and benefits from afternoon sun. The soil is a mineral composition: iron oxides, clay, loess, red slate, and quartzite. This interplay results in wines with pronounced extract density and a vibrant minerality that is clearly perceptible in the finish.
In the bottle: delicate fruity aromas with the typical creaminess of a Rheingau Spätlese, enveloped in a well-balanced fruit sweetness. Served slightly chilled at 10–12 °C, it pairs well with Asian-marinated salmon, blue cheese, or a classic apple pie with cream.
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The German winery Spreitzer from the Rheingau was founded as early as 1641 and is today owned by Andreas and Bernd Spreitzer. It is located directly on the Rhine, not far from the cities of Mainz and Wiesbaden, and has a total vineyard area of 30 ha, which is distributed over four sites. Among the best sites of the winery are Oestricher Lenchen and Doosberg. A special feature of the winery is the vaulted cellar from the year 1745, in which the produced wines are stored. The soils of the sites consist of loess loam, marl, and partly of quartzite and offer the vines, due to the proximity to the Rhine, an excellent water supply. At Weingut Spreitzer, 97% of the Riesling grape variety is grown and only a small percentage of Pinot Noir. In total, the winery produces and sells approximately 160,000 bottles of wine.
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