Market
Lowest offer:
17.50 GBP
(Buy)
Offers: 2 · Bids: 0
Offers
| Price / case |
Vintage |
Packing |
Qty |
Location |
| 110.00 GBP |
2016 |
6 x 75cl |
14 |
uk
/ United Kingdom
|
| 105.00 GBP |
2017 |
6 x 75cl |
3 |
uk
/ United Kingdom
|
Vintages & packings
| Vintage |
Packing |
Offers |
Bids |
Market price |
WA rating |
| 2016 |
6 x 75cl |
1 |
0 |
940.50
|
|
| 2017 |
12 x 75cl |
0 |
0 |
2273.76
|
|
| 2017 |
6 x 75cl |
1 |
0 |
1136.88
|
|
| 2018 |
12 x 75cl |
0 |
0 |
2837.28
|
|
| 2018 |
6 x 75cl |
1 |
0 |
1418.64
|
|
Critic ratings
vinous
2018
Rating:
90
–90
From amid a meadow of flowers emerge a scent of mint and an anticipation of zesty, juicy lime. The palate impression is polished. A sense of airy openness persists into a finish that, 13% alcohol notwithstanding, isn’t in the least weighty let alone warm, and that integrates cooling and refreshing influences of the aforementioned mint and lime as well as a hint of smoke. This is the most immediately approachable and gentle rendition of Wagner’s “Porphyr” bottling that I can recall. But it’s also ultimately the least intriguing, displaying little of the dynamic interaction with pronounced impingements of a mineral sort that I have come to expect.
vinous
2017
Rating:
93
–93
Lime, white peach and apple on the nose translate into an infectiously juicy, invigoratingly zesty, piquantly pit-tinged impression on a polished palate. Bittersweet gentian perfume adds inner-mouth allure, while smoky and tinglingly stony notes lend tactile stimulation as well as fascination on a vibrantly sustained, mouthwateringly salt-tinged and consummately refreshing finish. This wine seems more buoyant and fleet-footed than its 12.5% alcohol would suggest.
