Becker-Landgraf

<p>The history of the Becker-Landgraf winery started in the 17th century with the Oelhof family. In the early 19th century Georg Becker married the Oelhof family's only daughter. Becker was a senior teacher in Mainz and ran the winery as a hobby. At the time, the wine was sold in small wooden barrels and supplied by rail. After the Second World War the family was forced out of Mainz, moving to their secondary residence in Gau-Odernheim.</p>

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Becker-Landgraf, Spatburgunder Rosenberg Trocken, 2011

$59.00

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Becker-Landgraf, Riesling Herrgottspfad trocken, 2012

This is the latest release of the top end Riesling from Becker-Landgraf. Rich, round and will get even better with a few years of age.

Dennis' insider hint: if there is any older vintages of this wine available (they go quickly) then treat yourself to this wine with a few extra years of bottle aging. You will be amazed at the complexity and body of this dry Riesling.

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Becker-Landgraf, Weissburgunder trocken, 2013

Becker-Landgraf, Weissburgunder trocken, 2013. Also know as Pinot Blanc, Pinot Blanco, and Clevner. A dry and aromatic style white wine. An excellent "Turkey" wine. Great with all poultry, seafood, and light meat dishes.

$26.00

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