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Heyl zu Herrnsheims Wine

Heyl zu Herrnsheim is a German wine house with roots in an old noble family from Rheinhessen, one of Germany's oldest and most respected wine regions. The name carries the history of a family tied to the land around Worms for generations. This is German white wine tradition, shaped by an aristocratic legacy.

  • Bottle of Heyl zu Herrnsheim 2006 Riesling Brudersberg Trockenbeerenauslese
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-19727889

    Brudersberg is not just a vineyard - it is the estate's own monopoly vineyard, a single hectare on Nierstein's famous "Rote Hang", to which only Weingut Heyl zu Herrnsheim has access. From this vineyard comes one of the most concentrated sweet wines found anywhere in Germany.

    Expert's Description

    Heyl zu Herrnsheim 2006 Riesling Brudersberg Trockenbeerenauslese is a German White Wine from Nierstein, Rheinhessen, made from 100% Riesling with an alcohol content of 9.5%. Trockenbeerenauslese, often abbreviated TBA, is the highest sweetness category within the German Pradikatswein system and requires individually selected, noble-rot-affected berries that have shrivelled almost to raisins on the vine. Brudersberg is a one-hectare monopoly vineyard, owned and farmed exclusively by Weingut Heyl zu Herrnsheim, planted entirely to Riesling. Wines from here are internationally recognised for their unique character, and a TBA from this specific vineyard is a rare occurrence even in good vintages.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Intense and complex on the nose, with honey, dried apricot and a hint of saffron.

    Palate

    Deeply concentrated and sweet on the palate, with an acidity that keeps the wine from becoming cloying.

    Finish

    The finish is very long, stickily sweet and complex.

    Serving & Food Pairing

    Serve chilled at 12-13°C in a small dessert wine glass. Enjoy alongside dessert or on its own as a finish to a meal.

    Specifications

    Name: Riesling Brudersberg Trockenbeerenauslese
    Producer/Winery: Weingut Heyl zu Herrnsheim
    Region/Country: Nierstein, Rheinhessen, Germany
    Appellation/Classification: Pradikatswein, Trockenbeerenauslese
    Grape variety: Riesling
    Vintage: 2006
    ABV: 9.5%
    Size: 37.5 CL
    EAN: 4048501611055
    Serving temperature: 12-13°C
    Decanting recommended: No
    Glass type: Dessert wine glass

    Flavour Profile

    Very sweet · Concentrated · Complex · Sticky

    Investment Potential

    High. A Trockenbeerenauslese from the estate's own monopoly vineyard Brudersberg is among the rarest and most sought-after German sweet wines, produced in very limited quantity with exceptional ageing potential, making it attractive to serious collectors.

    Did You Know?

    Brudersberg is such a small and exclusive vineyard that it measures only around one hectare - by comparison, the neighbouring Pettenthal vineyard spans almost 40 hectares, making Brudersberg one of Germany's rarest single-vineyard wines.

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    • 80,25
      1pcs.
      69,75EUR
  • Bottle of Heyl zu Herrnsheim 2006 Riesling Pettental Auslese Goldkapsel
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-19727888

    On the famous "Rote Hang" - the red slope at Nierstein - Weingut Heyl zu Herrnsheim has grown Riesling since 1909, on land whose winemaking tradition dates back to monks from Worms in 1561. Pettenthal is one of the slope's most highly regarded vineyards.

    Expert's Description

    Heyl zu Herrnsheim 2006 Riesling Pettental Auslese Goldkapsel is a German White Wine from Nierstein, Rheinhessen, made from 100% Riesling with an alcohol content of 9.5%. The wine is an Auslese, a Pradikatswein category produced only in particularly good years, allowing the grapes to be hand-picked late and selectively by ripeness. The gold capsule marks an extra-select quality within the Auslese level itself. The Pettenthal vineyard lies immediately north of the estate's own monopoly vineyard Brudersberg, on an east-facing slope that gives the grapes intense morning sun and good ripening. Auslese is sweeter than a regular Spatlese, but less concentrated than Beerenauslese or Trockenbeerenauslese.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Ripe apricot, honey and a hint of petrol-like Riesling character on the nose.

    Palate

    Sweet on the palate but balanced by fresh acidity, with notes of honeydew melon and citrus.

    Finish

    The finish is long, sweet and clean.

    Serving & Food Pairing

    Serve chilled at 8-10°C in a white wine glass. Enjoy alongside dessert, preferably fruit-based desserts or blue cheese.

    Specifications

    Name: Riesling Pettental Auslese Goldkapsel
    Producer/Winery: Weingut Heyl zu Herrnsheim
    Region/Country: Nierstein, Rheinhessen, Germany
    Appellation/Classification: Pradikatswein, Auslese
    Grape variety: Riesling
    Vintage: 2006
    ABV: 9.5%
    Size: 37.5 CL
    EAN: 4048504610031
    Serving temperature: 8-10°C
    Decanting recommended: No
    Glass type: White wine glass

    Flavour Profile

    Sweet · Fresh · Fruity · Elegant

    Investment Potential

    Medium. A well-established German Riesling Auslese from a renowned Nierstein vineyard, with Riesling's natural ability to age and develop positively over many years, making older vintages sought after among collectors of German quality wine.

    Did You Know?

    Weingut Heyl zu Herrnsheim's winemaking history in Nierstein dates back to 1561, when monks from Worms identified the area as particularly suited to viticulture - the Heyl family only took over the estate in 1909.

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    • 41,50
      1pcs.
      36,00EUR
   

About Heyl zu Herrnsheim

Heyl zu Herrnsheim is a German wine house in Rheinhessen, one of Germany's largest and oldest wine regions, particularly known for its Riesling wines. The name comes from an old noble family connected to the town of Worms, and the house has cultivated grapes on some of the region's finest soils for generations. For newcomers, Heyl zu Herrnsheim is a solid entry point into German Riesling, while connoisseurs appreciate the historical weight and the classic, mineral-driven style the house is known for.

History & Background

The von Heyl zu Herrnsheim family has historical roots in Rheinhessen, where the family has been tied to winegrowing around Worms for several generations. The house has seen both ups and downs through Germany's turbulent 20th-century wine history, but has consistently kept its focus on Riesling and the classic German grape varieties. Today the vineyards are carried forward with respect for that historical legacy, while modern winemaking methods have also been adopted.

Production & Style

The wines are made mainly from Riesling, grown on Rheinhessen's limestone-rich soil, giving the grapes a clear minerality.

Signature Style

Tangy, Mineral, Fresh
The flavour is tangy and mineral, typical of German Riesling.

Facts

WineryHeyl zu Herrnsheim
RegionRheinhessen
CountryGermany
Pronouncedhail tsu HERN-sai-me
Grape varietiesRiesling

Did You Know?

Did you know that Rheinhessen is Germany's largest wine region by area, yet still relatively unknown outside the country's borders?

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