Restaurant Brunnenstube, Beinstein
Tasted Friday, March 7, 2025 by NoTrollingerPlease with 135 views
Glass: Spiegelau Definition Universal
Clear, deep golden color. Advanced, ripe, tired nose. On the palate drinkable, but no joy. Clearly past peak. Medium acidity, medium length. A bit boring. 86-87
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Universal
Clear, deep golden amber color. Oxidative, advanced nose with some interesting floral notes. On the palate clearly past peak, but way more enjoyable than the Geheimrat J. Racy acidity, nice tension, good length. 88
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Clear, medium salmon color. Interesting fresh nose with lots of strawberries. On the palate bone dry, good grip, some clean strawberry and rhubarb fruit and fine bitter notes. Tart, coarse, medium mousseux, not very complex, medium length. Thought it was some natural German Sekt :) Interesting experience, but no need for another bottle. Pairs certainly well with food, but for this price point, I would chose different bubbles. 90
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Clear, medium golden color. Muted nose, opened up a bit with air.
Very weird palate. Lacks acidity and appears very hot. I was at first at southern Rhone instead of Burgundy and Chardonnay. Some acacia notes. Well made, not my personal style. 90-91
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Opened 3h before. Clear, pale golden color. Complex, deep nose, with some fresh lime, smoke and sweet fruit.
On the palate beautiful tension, pressure and energy. High 14% abv very well balanced, medium acidity. Fine floral and bitter notes. Creamy texture, deep, very good balance. Very long, complex finish. Has decades ahead. 94-95
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Clear, deep golden color. Interesting nose, some fine butter notes and whipped cream. On the palate ripe, butter, yellow stone fruit, herbaceous and some fine oak. Creamy texture, very good balance and nice length. Probably a bit past peak, but still very nice. Burgundy? 93-94
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Vintages 1970, 1985, 1990, Release 1999
Clear, deep ruby-garnet color. Beautiful nose with speck, fine tobacco, fine red fruit, green pepper.
On the palate very elegant and balanced. Fine red fruit, green pepper, velvet tannin, fresh and juicy and with a very good length. This wine is resting in itself. Beautiful. 95-96
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Perfect fill-level and cork. Opened 3h before, not decanted. Amazingly youthful clear, ruby glowing color.
Nose a bit restraint, not as expressive as it could be. Opened up a bit in the glass.
On the palate very young and fresh. Good tension and grip. Very tight, almost no fruit and some bitter notes. This bottle probably had a slight TCA taint, that eliminated the fruit. Otherwise the wine was very good, but not great. 93
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Decanted for 1-2h. Clear garnet color. Advanced nose, some barn, some lovage, but also some eucalyptus and cigar box notes.
On the palate juicy, good tension, fine fruit, some sweetness, good balance and grip, good length. 93
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Clear pale golden color. Fine, floral nose with some sweet fruit.
On the palate noticeable sweetness. Fine stone fruit, floral notes, fine mousseux. Good tension end balance, very round and with a long, fruity mineral finish. Beautiful. 93-94
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Clear, deep garnet color. Wonderful complex and elegant nose! Smoky, ethereal, curry notes. Fresh and lively.
Wonderful texture, elegance and balance. Beautiful harmony of all components. You feel, that this is an older wine, but it is so fresh, harmonious and lively. Unbelievable to see, that this wine was more than 100 years old! It was matured for 40+ years in various new barriques and filled in the late 1960ies. Perfect bottles like this are hard to find these days. Amazing experience, thank you Paco! 96
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Clear ruby color. Airy, fine, deep and floral nose. On the palate with a beautiful tension, quite elegant and deep. Fine red fruit, herbs, fine oak, nice grip and a good length. Drinks beautiful right now. 93-94
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. A bit hazy ruby color. Ripe, advanced nose with some lovage. Palate with high extract, high alcohol, quite hot. Spicy, some dried fruit (raisins), medium length. Lacks elegance, complexity and depth. Surprised to see what it was. Bottle was not flawed... 89-90
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Tasted fully blind. Clear deep ruby-garnet color. Interesting, complex and deep nose. Lighter body, creamy, concentrated, some raisins. Good length. 92-93
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Universal
Tasted fully blind. Clear, pale golden color. Almost no difference to the 2015 DP. Smoky, deep and fresh nose.
Fine, elegant palate, some sweetness, fine caramel, but also very fresh and beautifully balanced. Fine, stable mousseux. Good length. Beautiful. 93-94
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Glass: Spiegelau Definition Universal
Opened about 4h before. Clear, deep golden-amber color. Nose has opened up and revealed beautiful cassis, elder and tangerine notes.
Very lively palate with a racy acidity. Cassis, tangerine and elder notes. Good tension and energy, long and juicy. Still very good but already declining, so drink up. 93
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2015 Dom Pérignon Champagne 92 Points
France, Champagne
Glass: Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux
Clear, pale golden color with a salmon hue. Round, muted nose. On the palate round, noticeable sweetness, fine mousseux. Balanced, good structure, sweet fruit finish. Uncomplicated and drinkable now, but obviously very young. Maybe it gains depth with another decade of aging? 92+
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