With the edition " cellar Dr. Nägler " concerns it around an original edition of the artist Czaja Braatz. This signifies that all 500 bottle are signed, are formed to passe and coded copies of this edition by the artist individually and every single bottle shows an original piece of art.
Although it concerns basically abstract mark structures, these marks invite very well to sensitve associations. Thus produce the numerous putty particle a specifically material-like respect with the earth of the vineyard, the basis of the growth. Their mostly square form as well as the rectangular surfaces jointed by lines reflect the disposition, in transferred sense the so eminently important distraction of the vineyards. However, ways the fragile, extremely fine-irritating graphite lines on the almost weird sight of the bald the landscapes of the vineyards in winter, so catch the turquoise luminous oil chalk tracks the annealing of the vine, above all illuminate them the incomparable importance of the sun for quality and character, speak the identity of a wine.
In the peculiar way to the artist Czaja Braatz would like to lend in the edition " cellar Dr. Nagler " this identity an artistic impulse - with the ocular-winking intention to encourage the people, to reflect on the different kinds of the indulgent a little. With a glass of wine in the hand probably pleasant undertaking.
This classical Riesling late vintage wine was harvested after a big summer on the 7th October, 1989 in the district Rüdesheimer Drachenstein. A century volume which brought 71% of late vintage wines, selections and wine of selected grapes. This late vintage wine has 91 ° oechsle, 3.7 g/l rest sugar, 7.4 g/1 tartaric acid and 26.6 g,/l mineral extracts. A big wine with well-balanced play of the most ripe acids, intimated grape sweetness and far-reaching future. His varied taste nuances offer the full of tension stimulating counterpart to the ideas of the artist.
The vineyard with a surface of 0.39 ha in the district Drachenstein lies above Rüdesheim in the upper riparian zone of the Urrheins. The loess-containing grounds from sandstone, slate and quartzite stamp the earthy character rich in body of the wines. The slope position inclined after the south is rather dry with good sun radiation quantity which allow to mature full and big wines during hot years.