Dominio de Pingus Pingus 2012

(RABATKODER GÆLDER IKKE VED KØB AF DISSE)

Tilbuddet:

PINGUS ALARM, ALARM! Så har vi altså fundet det helt tunge skyts frem og jeg glæder mig meget til at se hvad alle siger til dette tilbud! 

De kommer på lager senere idag, derfor har jeg ikke fået taget mit sædvanlige "håndmodels-billede" af flaskerne endnu, men det kommer senere. Vi har altså her at gøre med 1. vinene fra Peter Sisseck, bedre kendt som Pingus. Nogle voldsomme krabater, både i point og udmærkelse, samt pris!

Jeg har 2 årgange til salg - og prisen. Den slår alt der findes på det danske web. Dette er et ENORMT BEGRÆNSET tilbud, jeg ligger bogstavelig-talt kun inde med et par kasser af hver årgang. 

Robert Parker 
I finally tasted the 2012 Pingus in bottle, a wine I sampled last year before bottling, and even if it was the final blend, all of a sudden proprietor Peter Sisseck decided to delay the bottling. He cannot really explain the reason why it was really a hunch, something he felt and he thinks the decision was right. The good news is that the wine delivers all that it promised before bottling. There are plenty of floral notes, violets, even lilies it's extremely aromatic, subtle and precise with just some Indian spices in the background to give it an exotic character. With time in the glass, there are some earthy, mineral (even diesel-like?) aromas. It has a rare combination of power and finesse, concentrated but delicate, with buttery, ultra-refined tannins, great balance, acidity, length and a silky texture, not easy to find in Ribera del Duero. This could very well be the best Pingus ever, in the style of 1996, a year of elegance and good acidity, more Burgundian/Atlantic (Peter Sisseck does not agree with the term Burgundian applied to Ribera del Duero) than the average. This wine has the conjunction of their knowledge and the improvements in the vineyards. This is stunning, simply perfect. It has all the components to age for 20+ years. 6,000 bottles were finally filled the first week of September 2014. As I explained last time, 2012 represents a big change in Pingus with 0% new oak used for its upbringing.