Description
| Land | Germany |
| Region | Mosel |
| Rebsorten | Riesling 100% |
| Alkoholgehalt | 7,50 % |
| Füllstand | High Fill |
| Verschlußart | Natural Cork |
| Kennzeichnung | Contains Sulfites |
| Farbe | White |
| Inverkehrbringer | Weingut Van Volxem, Zum Schlossberg 347, 54459 Wiltingen, Deutschland |
| Charakter | Dry |
| Servierempfehlung | Do not decant, serve at 8–10°C |
| Trinkempfehlung | 2026 - 2060 |
| Jahrgang | 2024 |
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Geisberg Riesling Kabinett Goldkapsel Methusalem Auction Wine 2024
Weingut Van Volxem on the Saar ranks among the leading producers of precise, terroir-driven Rieslings that unite elegance, minerality, and structure at the highest level. The Geisberg vineyard is characterized by steep, mineral slate slopes that bestow cool, finely delineated fruit, vibrant acidity, and pure minerality upon the grapes. The 2024 Riesling Kabinett Goldkapsel Versteigerungswein in Methuselah showcases these qualities with exceptional harmony, as the large bottle facilitates a slow, even maturation that allows the aromas to meld seamlessly.
In the glass, the wine shows a pale straw yellow with delicate green reflections. The nose is inviting and multilayered, shaped by green apple, peach, and lemon zest, complemented by floral notes and a subtle, saline minerality that underscores the character of the Geisberg site on the Saar. With aeration, fine herbal and spicy nuances emerge, deepening the aromatics and lending additional tension.
On the palate, the Riesling Kabinett feels vibrant, elegant, and precise. Its chiseled acidity provides freshness and verve, while the ripe fruit delivers depth, balance, and richness. Yellow fruits, citrus notes, and mineral elements merge into a harmonious whole. The texture is simultaneously velvety and filigree, the finish long, pure, and defined by persistent minerality.
The Geisberg Riesling Kabinett Goldkapsel Versteigerungswein 2024 by Van Volxem in Methuselah is an extraordinary Riesling with outstanding aging potential. The 6-liter format supports slow bottle maturation, enabling the wine to gain complexity and expression over many years while already impressing today with its elegance, precision, and clarity.