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# Dr. Bürklin-Wolf, Riesling Deidesheimer Langenmorgen G.C. 1999
- URL: https://www.jessebeckerms.com/reviews/dr-burklin-wolf-riesling-deidesheimer-langenmorgen-g-c-1999/
- Published: 2026-08-20T19:00:22.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-22T19:25:45.000Z
- Author: Jesse Becker MS
- Tags: Reviews, Pfalz, Riesling, Dr. Bürklin-Wolf, #vineyard-deidesheimer-langenmorgen, #classification-gc, #vintage-1999, #score-2.7, #format-magnum, #tasted-2022-07

From one of three Deidesheimer sites classified as “GC” (Grand Cru) in Bürklin-Wolf’s internal 1994 classification.\* B-W owns 0.68 hectares of the 10-hectare Langenmorgen, planted in 1976\. The soil here is red and white sandstone with sandy loam and loess deposits, usually yielding a broad and textural result. Soil, coupled with the relatively warm, lower-acid 1999 vintage, might suggest a wine with fading definition, but that was not the case when tasted in July of 2022\. Broad-shouldered, sure, but focused, with pineapple and Seville orange, concentration, and length.

| Producer       | Dr. Bürklin-Wolf          |
| -------------- | ------------------------- |
| Grape          | Riesling                  |
| Vineyard       | Deidesheimer Langenmorgen |
| Classification | G.C.                      |
| Region         | Pfalz                     |
| Vintage        | 1999                      |
| Format         | Magnum, 1.5 L             |
| Tasted         | July 2022                 |
| Score          | ★★++2 stars plus plus     |

About the label: more than 20 years ago, Bürklin-Wolf printed unique labels for the Court of Master Sommeliers, this one a 25th-anniversary bottling commemorating the organization's founding. "We had these labels printed in two or three vintages," says Micheletti. Today, the Langenmorgen is only available under the original label, with 1500 bottles produced annually. The wine is identical to the 1999 Langenmorgen issued with the standard Bürklin-Wolf label.

\*Langenmorgen was declassified to Premier Cru in the 2000s. 1999 was the last vintage for many years with a Langenmorgen “GC” before being bottled as “PC” in 2001 and returning to a GC classification in 2013 after conversion to biodynamics, bringing it in line with VDP.Grosse Lage classification.

Scored on a five-star scale, where a plus is a third of a star. How I score and what I disclose is set out in my [ethics and disclosure policy](https://www.jessebeckerms.com/ethics/). More notes are in the [review index](https://www.jessebeckerms.com/reviews/), and the regional background is in [Wine in Germany](https://www.jessebeckerms.com/wine-in-germany/).