Riesling Schoelhammer
⏳ Drikkevindue
2025 - 2040
🍽️ Mad & Vin-match
Pan-seared sea bass, roasted poultry with wild mushrooms, mature goat cheese
✨ Tekniske specifikationer
Famille Hugel's Riesling Schoelhammer is a monument to Alsatian winemaking, sourced from a historic 0.63-hectare plot in the heart of the famous Schoenenbourg Grand Cru vineyard in Riquewihr. First released with the 2007 vintage, this single-vineyard masterpiece represents the absolute pinnacle of Hugel's Riesling production. The Schoelhammer plot, planted on steep, south-facing slopes, features a unique terroir of triassic Keuper marl, dolomite, and gypsum, which imparts an intense, crystalline minerality and profound structural depth to the wine. Hugel's traditional winemaking philosophy shines here: the grapes are hand-harvested, gently pressed, and fermented in ancient, century-old oak foudres using native yeasts. The wine is then aged extensively on its fine lees and held in the family's historic cellars for several years before release, ensuring it reaches the market with exceptional complexity, vibrant acidity, and a signature petrol-tinged, stony elegance.
🍾 Om vinhuset / producenten
Famille Hugel blev grundlagt i 1639 i den maleriske middelalderlandsby Riquewihr og er et af de mest hæderkronede og berømte vinhuse i Alsace. Vingården har været drevet uafbrudt gennem mere end tolv generationer af Hugel-familien og forener historiske familieejede vinmarker med nøje udvalgte druer for at hylde regionens alsidige terroir. Hugel spillede en afgørende rolle i udformningen af de officielle regler for Alsaces ædle senhøstkategorier, Vendanges Tardives og Sélection de Grains Nobles. Vinhuset nyder international anerkendelse for sine vine præget af renhed, elegance og et enestående lagringspotentiale. Her fremstilles skelsættende tørre og søde fortolkninger af Alsaces ædle druesorter – især Riesling, Gewurztraminer og Pinot Gris – som traditionstro vinificeres på over hundrede år gamle egefoudres.
🍇 Grape Varieties
Riesling
🍷 Alkoholprocent (ABV)
12.5% - 13.5%