The white wine Visperterminen, vintage 2009 from the winery St. Jodern Kellerei has been rated in 2017 by Martin Kilchmann, Peter Moser, Ulrich Sautter with 90 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape varieties Savagnin Blanc from the region Valais in Switzerland.
Tasting Notes
Medium-intensity yellow with green highlights; bouquet of medium intensity, hints of candied fruit, spicy, with notes of white chocolate and mint; on the palate, a soft, slightly sweet attack, pronounced acidity, lingering astringency, and aromas of ripe lemon; good length. Subtle on the nose, fresh on the palate with ripe fruit flavors.
More about the tastingMedium-intensity yellow with green highlights; bouquet of medium intensity, hints of candied fruit, spicy, with notes of white chocolate and mint; on the palate, a fairly smooth, slightly sweet attack, pronounced acidity, a somewhat lingering astringency, and aromas of ripe lemon; good length. Subtle on the nose, fresh on the palate with ripe fruit flavors.
More about the tastingLight golden yellow. Intense aroma with notes of pineapple and jasmine. Full-bodied and very aromatic on the palate. Notes of stewed apricots, acacia honey and nutmeg are dominant. A wine with plump fullness and creamy melting. Flows comfortably down the throat and has a slightly warming effect. A Valais specialty, especially as the Heida vines come from Visperterminen, one of the highest vineyards in Europe.
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