Anders Frederik Steen – Aging A Wildflower On The Last Page Of My Favourite Book 2013 (50cl, VERY RARE, ONE PER ORDER)

Aging A Wildflower On The Last Page Of My Favourite Book 2013 (50cl, RARE) is a natural wine Vinified by Anne & , in the Ardeche region in . This oxidative white wine which has been aging for over 10 years in barrel is made with grapes, which are sourced from the Bannworth estate in Alsace, where the pair also have a cellar.

This is truly a special wine and will feature in our Nerd Club as such a gem. This bottle had around 500 bottles produced in 50cl, so the equivalent of around just 333 full size bottles.

It has spent over 10 years in barrel, aging under flor and has been finding itself since the entire start of the domaine! Expect a Vin Jaune like presence and incredible energy that evolves and impresses with every sip. A MASTERPIECE!

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Anders Frederik Steen notes on “Aging A Wildflower On The Last Page Of My Favourite Book 2013”

The last two barrels of wines from 2013 have made it into bottles. It goes without saying that this wine is filled with emotions. For us these barrels have followed us since the first wines we made and therefore the entire evolution of our little Domaine, but also, for us they’re the very essence of the style of winemaking we have been aiming for since we started.

Patience, ripe grapes, respect for the time needed in barrels (228lt barrels), the balance that are created over time and the delicateness of oxidation. 100 % Pinot Gris, filled into barrels in the spring of 2014 where it stayed untouched for more than 10 years without any topping up, soutirage or any other things. The rich old fruit, the saltiness and the oxidation dominates this wine. Bottling an old wine like this, is in some way to capture a picture of the 10 years that have pasted. But it’s not a goodbye to these 10 years, it’s a hello to the years to come. It’s from today and onward it becomes interesting to follow this wine and all the small, slow movements it will make it the bottles – Patience is everything in winemaking, and in winedrinking!