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    Bassermann-Jordan - Deidesheim in the Pfalz, Germany

    • Located in the village of Deidesheim, the Bassermann-Jordan estate is one Germany’s blue-chip estates. 
    • The history of the Bassermann-Jordan winery is the story of a family dynasty which, together with others, established and greatly influenced quality-based viticulture in Germany for almost 300 years.
    • Each generation produced great personalities who used their intelligence, expertise and flair as well as their financial and political influence to safeguard and improve the reputation of the winery and the outstanding wines produced in the Pfalz area of Germany. 
    • Today, Bassermann-Jordan stands among the top echelon of the world’s wine estates.  Even the famous German writer and wine lover, Goethe, was a customer of the estate in the early 19th century.
    • 95 points – 2008 Riesling Trockenbeerenauslese Deidesheimer Hohenmorgen – Wine Spectator
    • 94 points – 2008 Riesling Auslese Forster Jesuitengarten – Wine Spectator
    • 94 points – 2008 Riesling Beerenauslese Forster Kirchenstück – Wine Spectator
    • 95 points – 2008 Riesling Trockenbeerenauslese Deidesheimer Hohenmorgen – Wine Advocate
    • 94 points – 2008 Hohenmorgan Riesling Auslese – Wine Advocate
    • 93 points – 2008 Goldmuskateller Eiswein – Wine Advocate
    • 92 points – 2008 Jesuitgarten Riesling Auslese – Wine Advocate
    • 92 points – 2008 Pechstein Riesling Grosses Gewächs – Wine Advocate

     www.bassermann-jordan.de

    • Riesling Trocken QBA

      From vineyards above the Rhein River valley comes this wonderful dry Riesling at an affordable price!  Flowers on the nose.  Bright apples and pears on the palate with well-balanced acidity.  Refreshing and very food friendly.  12% Alc. 5.8  grams RS/L. 7.5 grams acidity.

    • Riesling Feinherb QbA

      This wine is an example of what wonderfully balanced half-dry Riesling should be.  Orchard fruits of apple and pear combine with citrus on the palate.  The taste at the front and mid-palate is fruity, but the finish is dry without a hint of sweetness. 11% Alc. 23 grams RS/L. 7.8 grams acidity

    • Paradiesgarten Riesling Kabinett

      This wine is a cornucopia of orchard fruits; ripe apples, apricot, peach and pear provide an intense fruit rush to the front of the palate, while the well integrated acidity allows the wine to finish cleanly, leaving the palate devoid of a sweet aftertaste. 

    • Pechstein Riesling Grosses Gewächs

      The Pechstein is a Grosses Gewächs or Grand Cru Riesling, which is a model for quality classification that represents the pinnacle of the best German wines. Herbal aromas of apricot skin, pine nuts and lemon oil.  The intense peach pit flavor and bright saline character are nicely paired.  The finish is noteworthy with its density and pungent spiciness and length.  13% Alc. 7 grams RS/L. 3.9 grams acidity.

    • Hohenmorgen Riesling Grosses Gewächs

      The Hohenmorgen is a Grosses Gewächs or Grand Cru Riesling, which is a model for quality classification that represents the pinnacle of the best German wines.  Pungent scents of mint, sage and white pepper lead to a palate featuring luscious sweet corn and citrus along with hints of gooseberry and a slightly sweet and sour
      persistent finish  13% Alc. 7 grams RS/L. 4.3 grams acidity.

    • Jesuitengarten Riesling Grosses Gewächs

      The Jesuitengarten is a Grosses Gewächs or Grand Cru Riesling, which is a model for quality classification that represents the pinnacle of the best German wines. Bright aromas of white peach, honeysuckle and nutmeg. The pure, tropical fruit flavors and velvety texture are nicely complemented by refreshing acidity. Rich,
      succulent and long on the aftertaste, this riesling has the makings of a thoroughbred.

    • Goldmuskateller Eiswein

      Sage flower, parsnip, acacia and lemon oil on the nose.  Apricot jam and honey on the palate, creamy texture with great acidity for a mouthwatering finish. 

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