GOT Good Old Times 2022

A blend of four aromatic grape varieties, yet not overly overpowering: gooseberry, mango, currant, and grated nutmeg. Juicy and elegant on the palate, with a smooth texture, fresh, integrated acidity, and fine carbonation. Dry. Nostalgia with a modern twist.

- Falstaff, 90+ points

Our first wine ever made draws new energy from a vine treasure that was thought lost by uniting a few forgotten talents in an expressive constellation.

GOT (Good Old Times) is our homage to four archetypal strains, which make a brilliant comeback with this white blend. This is how an intensive flirt between the bizarre fruitiness of Huxel and Scheu with the voluminous spice of the Bacchus vine comes into the glass. The pleasurable liaison unfolds an impressive dynamic on the palate due to the additionally fired love arrows of the Traminer. She plays her strength confidently, elegantly and of course bone dry.

Welcome to the Good Old Times!

13.0% alcohol, organic. German quality wine, contains sulfites, certified organic according to DE-ÖKO-039. 

Grape varieties: Huxel, Scheu, Bacchus, Traminer * Age of the vines: 13 to 36 years * Soils: limestone marl, limestone * Exposure of the sites: South-west, South * Soil characteristics: deep, well-rooted * Pruning: 4 to 6 eyes per square meter * Quality promotion on the vine: defoliation on one side, removal of the miserly grapes and reduction in the number of shoots (green harvest) * Yield: 55 hl/ha * Harvest of the grapes in August 2022 at max. 10 degrees Celsius * Harvest: 100% hand-picked * Initial must weight: 89 to 99 Oechsle degrees * Fermentation time: 3 to 9 weeks * 100% spontaneous fermentation with its own yeast * Winemaking: reductive ageing, no wine treatment agents * Bottled in August 2019 * Alcohol: 13.0% * Residual sugar: 3 g/l * Screw cap : BVS 30 x 60 * Flail bottle: 0.75 l * Contains suphites * Bottled by: Neverland eK, Sebastian Class, Ausserhalb 2, 55578 Vendersheim, Germany * Vintages depicted in the pictures may deviate from the product sold. The vintage that is mentioned in the wine description and/or the headline applies.