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31 Oct

Becker Landgraf: Wines That Are Like Family

By: SVS Categories: Stock Updates, Wines

Becker Landgraf’s estate history dates back to the 17th century, but it wasn’t until 1962 when Georg-Heinz Becker built a winery named Felsenkeller. In 2005 the winery was renamed to its current name, Becker Landgraf, and since 2006 has been run by Julia and Johannes.

Julia is 4th generation of the Becker family and took over management of her parents’ winery in 2003. Johannes also worked in his family’s own Landgraf winery in Saulheim, which has been running since 1752 and is now successfully ran by his brother. The Becker Landgraf winery is ran by both Julia and Johannes with double passion, bringing their own visions and mutual inspiration, which is how their logo J2 came about.

Julia and Johannes believe that good winemaking begins in the soil. They nurture their soils with natural humus and don’t allow any artificial irrigation. They work to the benefits of the vines and the wines, but also to promote the healthy life of the soil, and in doing so, creating a habitat for the insects, because they believe that anything and everything that is in balance can only be good.

Their wines reflect their family members, as they nurture them and guide them to ensure the grow up full of body and character. Julia and Johannes say that making the right decisions for their wines requires not only knowledge and experience, but also a good deal of gut feeling, and the result is tranquil wines with mineral notes that you can trust blind.

The Wines

2021 Becker Landgraf Trocken Riesling

The Trocken Riesling has salty minerality, juicy fruit, and a fun factory that never lets go.

2020 Becker Landgraf ‘Gau-Odernheimer’ Riesling

Intense fruit after ripe yellow fruits, complex and dense. Strong salty minerality, clear, fine, elegant structure with plenty of draw and good length.

2020 Becker Landgraf ‘Gau-Odernheimer’ Pinot Noir (Unfiltered)

Characterized by salty mineral, cool aromas with wild fruit and red berries. Fine, the herbaceous spice with a lot of zest and good finish. The wood is finely integrated. The wine comes with a lot of pressure and presence on the palate, yet elegant and finely crafted.

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