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Stepp Pinot Noir 8 2017

Red Germany Pinot noir ••• More

86%

of 273

would buy again

86%

of 273

If you like the super-clean fruit of a New World Pinot, and the rustic charm of an Old World one, then this bottle has your name on it
Archangels picked this wine over Pinots 2-3 times its price in a blind tasting at Naked HQ, so we knew we were onto a winner.
This one needs a bit of breathing time after opening, but your patience will be richly rewarded when you get to experience the incredible depth and fruitiness of this wine come to life. It’s a perfect choice for a night in front of the fire so snuggle up and enjoy!

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Stepp Beerenauslese 2016

Dessert Germany Ortega Blend ••• More

90%

of 164

would buy again

90%

of 164

Beerenauslese literally means 'select harvest of berries' and that's exactly what Gerd has done to create this 37.5cl bottle of unctuous sweet goodness!
The juicy Scheurebe and Riesling grapes are left on the vines to develop a gorgeously intense sweetness and concentration of flavour.
Just wonderful with a huge slice of lemon meringue pie and a generous serving of cream. Perfection.

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Stepp Riesling 2017

White Germany Riesling ••• More

95%

of 253

would buy again

95%

of 253

Gerd's delicious dry Riesling has been awarded a shiny Silver medal at the IWC awards.
After his Pinot Noir blew our socks off in a blind-tasting, we thought it'd be rude not to take his Riesling too!
Grab yourself a bottle and try it with a tasty Thai takeaway for a proper Friday night treat.

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Stepp Pinot Gris 2016

White Germany Pinot grigio | Pinot gris ••• More

90%

of 145

would buy again

90%

of 145

Pinot Gris has been grown in the Pfalz region for some time. I love Pinot Gris as a wine… it is literally a Pinot Noir with no colour. It can be just as complex, and the finest examples are quite challenging to make.
I wanted to make a fresher style of Pinot Gris which still has richness, texture and a sense of place. To do this I selected 3 vineyard sites (hence the *3*) for the project. The different vineyards all contribute to the complexity of the wine.
The outcome is something pretty special. Succulent ripe fruity flavours of apple, melon and pear with a rich textural quality and a fresh crisp finish.

Gerd, Winemaker