Ingo's Birthday Clash 20.10.2018
Jörg Müller Sylt
Tasted October 21, 2018 - October 22, 2018 by aquacongas with 669 views
Introduction
Unbeliavable Big bottles at Ingo's Birthday Clash. Only 4 bottles were drank blindly. Great menu from Jörg Müller.
Flight 1 (3 notes)
Krug 96 is too young from Magnum
Felseneck 2009 for this vintage suprisingly fresh
Salon 1997 good for this year but too short in the finish
typical Krug perfume, milk chocolate, nuts, brutal acidity, very fresh, aggressive acidity, still not perfectly settled, from Magnum maybe 5 years too young, the acidity tries to get integrated into the fruit structure. No really tertiary aromas. 97(99)
After the Krug 1996 Magnum almost too sweet, typical Felseneck "Sponti"-nose, for this warm year a great acidity structure, compared to the other 09ers one of the best. 94-95
Distinctly fresher than the regular one. Citrus, green apple, greengage but as the "normal" one too short in the finish and a touch too broad in the late palate. 94
Flight 2 (2 notes)
both bottle in weak performance
Spicy and fresh, but an acidity problem, too short in the finish for abtserde. Maybe too young 92-93
Today really disappointed, broad, lack of acidity, not that concentration as usual, often there is a creamieness I like in BW Kirchenstück today I missed it. 91
Flight 3 (1 note)
Great balance
the sweetness was masterly buffered from the acidity, dried apricot, honey, vanilla, creme brulee. 96+
Flight 4 (2 notes)
Strong flight but Schloßberg with 12% incredible powerful
I had four glasses. I started with 94 and ended with 97 four hours later. A tremndous wine. It is a cracking and precise. Even if you think it is 2009. So much concentration with 12%alc. Comparable with Clos Rougeard density wise. 97
Spicy but more creamy as usual, typical Keller nose, in the late palate a little bit short. Some discussed cork for me not. 95(97)
Flight 5 (2 notes)
Wittmann very concentrated and juicy. Much to come
Nose is typical for Burgundy, but I'm missing length and depth, few roasted aromas and for me lacking of acidity. 92
Flight 6 (3 notes)
Pettenthal beats G-Max
From his reductive style it has the spicieness of a young Sancerre. Compared to the G-Max 2016 it has more energy, power but the finish is even more precise and with great concentration. Juicy, chalky, saline and with restrained fruits. A Killer 98(100)
Flight 7 (2 notes)
gooseberry, wet stone, saline, lime with good tannin structure, refreshing and austere. 92
Flight 8 (2 notes)
Not so strong as usual. it was 2015 not 16
Flight 9 (1 note)
Flight 10 (1 note)
100!
Drank it blind. Me and all the table guessed much younger. Only one young guy was right (ha had it yesterday from Magnum). So much fruit you can smell and taste the black currants. We were in the 80ies fruitwise. Leather, mint, tobacco leaves. Unbeliavable density. I had the taste a few hours later still in my palate and the concentrated fruit is outshining everything.
One of the most impressive wines in my life. Thanks Ingo for sharing
Flight 11 (3 notes)
Phantastic Margaux, from MG too young
Still very young but compared to the 1959 Mouton not the concentration and deepness. Graphite, leather, cigarbox and black currant. 96
Typical pepper and dark berry notes compared to the Bordeaux wines. Spicy and complex. Good acidity structure and muscular body. Tannins started to be integrated. 94
Flight 12 (1 note)
Flight 13 (1 note)
CReamy, dry and not typical Riesling, great vintage
Flight 14 (2 notes)
Abtserde the winner even I guessed vice versa
Flight 15 (1 note)
Typical white Burgundy, I guessed 09 or 10 Burgundy Leflaive, still oak influenced but starts to integrate. Not annoying. Rice popcorn is very dominant. The acidity is fresh but could more pointed to give a stronger backbone for the roasted aromas. Pure in the finish. 93
Closing
Unforgettable Mouton 1959. One of the most faszinating red wines I've ever had. Very strong Breuer's Schloßberg 2009 from Double Magnum. Getting better and better with every sip. Maybe the third best Keller I've ever enjoyed was Pettenthal 2017 auction. Thanks Ingo for your generosity. Great weekend.