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1971 Bornheimer Trappenberg Spätlese – Arnold Brösch, Prädikat Poor Labels

1971 Bornheimer Trappenberg Spätlese Riesling – Vintage German White Wine

£102.00 GBP
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Ever feel like your wine collection is missing that special something, a true conversation starter from a bygone era? You want to impress guests or simply savor a unique taste, but finding that perfect bottle feels like a treasure hunt with no map.

Imagine opening a bottle of 1971 Bornheimer Trappenberg Spätlese, a delightful German Wine that transports you back in time. This Vintage Wine offers a chance to experience a classic Riesling, perfect for those seeking a distinctive addition to their cellar or a memorable pairing for a special meal. It’s a taste of history, ready to be enjoyed.

This 1971 Bornheimer Trappenberg Spätlese is your bridge to a unique wine experience. As a Spätlese, it promises a beautiful balance of sweetness and acidity, characteristic of this esteemed German wine style. Discover the charm of a vintage Riesling and elevate your next occasion. You must be over 18 to purchase.

Best Ways to Store Your Wine & Spirits

General Storage Advice (All Products)

To keep every bottle in its best condition, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and temperature swings. Always keep bottles upright unless stated otherwise.

🥃 Whisky / Bourbon / Brandy / Cognac

Spirits like whisky, bourbon, brandy, and cognac do not spoil.

Because of their high alcohol content, they remain stable for decades once sealed. Simply store them upright, away from heat and light, and they’ll stay perfectly preserved.

🍷 Red Wine

Red wine is more delicate than spirits, but easy to care for. To keep it in great condition:


  • Store bottles on their side to keep the cork moist.

  • Keep in a cool, dark place with steady temperature (ideally 12–15°C).

  • Avoid vibration and sunlight.

Properly stored, red wine ages gracefully and stays at its best.

🥂 White Wine & Rosé

White and rosé wines prefer slightly cooler storage:


  • Store bottles on their side.

  • Keep them in a cooler, darker environment than red wine.

  • Serve chilled, but avoid long-term storage in a fridge — it dries the cork.

🍾 Champagne & Sparkling Wine

Sparkling wines are sensitive to heat and light. For best preservation:


  • Store on their side, in a cool, dark place.

  • Avoid shaking or frequent movement.

  • Once opened, use a sparkling wine stopper to keep bubbles fresh for 1–3 days.

🍷 Fortified Wines (Port, Sherry)

Fortified wines last longer thanks to added alcohol:


  • Store upright if cork is synthetic; on their side if natural cork.

  • Keep cool and away from light.

  • Once opened:


    Port lasts 2–4 weeks


    Sherry 1–2 weeks (Fino less)


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