The Fine Wine Review: Fritz Haag (Brauneberg, Mosel) -- 2014s Tasted from Bottle

Monday, April 25, 2016

Fritz Haag (Brauneberg, Mosel) -- 2014s Tasted from Bottle

Like the preceding vintage, 2014 was extremely challenging in the Mosel, with the rain and the spread of rot causing a reduced vintage period. Haag started with 35 harvesters, normal, and finished by adding 15 more. (Continue reading here.)

Name: Claude Kolm has been writing The Fine Wine Review since 1986. At the end of 2014, it switched to a blog in order to allow more timely and in depth information about estates.

Location: San Francisco and Paris

Currently, The Fine Wine Review specializes in wines of Burgundy and Germany, although coverage is given to other areas, as time permits. In addition to writing for The Fine Wine Review, Claude Kolm has also written for The World of Fine Wine and Taste Magazine. The cover article that he wrote on the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti and Aubert de Villaine for The World of Fine Wine can be found at: http://www.academiedesvinsanciens.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Aubert-de-Villaine-dans-Fine-Wine-Magazine.pdf.

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Monday, April 25, 2016

Fritz Haag (Brauneberg, Mosel) -- 2014s Tasted from Bottle

Like the preceding vintage, 2014 was extremely challenging in the Mosel, with the rain and the spread of rot causing a reduced vintage period. Haag started with 35 harvesters, normal, and finished by adding 15 more. (Continue reading here.)

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