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Cool nose with fine herbal spices, some dried pastries, a hint of hay but also bright flowers and freshly dried, green apple peel in the background.
Characteristic Palatinate Riesling, characteristic Bürklin: generous, complex and yet inviting, animating with typical red sandstone acidity.
Similar to PECHSTEIN, the 2018 and 2019 vintages of Ungeheuer are also clearly different.
For several years now, Bürklin-Wolf has been one of the few VDP wineries to allow its Grand Crus to mature in the cellar for at least two years before they go on sale, one year lo.
The Nik Weis Saarfeilser Riesling GG 2019 impresses with its finesse and complexity.
Very aromatic nose with lots of floral scents and some fresh apple.
The Pinot Gris from Lergenmüller is also presenteda clear, fresh typical Pinot Gris aroma.
The warm climate and the volcanic weathering soils are predestined for the cultivation of vines that have distinctive fruit, fine minerality and a welcome, harmonious character.
The 2023 Pinot Gris from Friedrich Becker in the Palatinate surprises with an exciting variety of aromas.
Animating fresh scent of green apple and elderflower with a hint of citrus aromas. Charming and fresh on the palate with a juicy acidity and hints of ripe tropical fruit.
Pinot gris can turn out to be quite full-bodied and powerful at the Kaiserstuhl.
Anne-Christin Trautwein's idea of Gutswein is unpretentious and down-to-earth: it should be solid, fresh and typical of the variety.
The bouquet of this Riesling is composed of:stimulating aromas of fresh stone fruit and white flowers with asmoky-spicy-mineral game.
Some flint, fresh herbs, apple peel and a few stems.
Chopped nuts with some nut nougat chocolate and apple cake.
The bouquet seduces with jasmine and rose petals, orange, ripe Williams pear, fresh mint and blossom honey.
Cool nose with pome fruit and herbs.
A classic Oestricher Riesling Kabinett. Harvested early, it retains its youthful fruit and special freshness. With only 8.5% vol., it is just the right choice as an aperitif.
The slightly bitter counterpart, also an all-rounder for every occasion:classic scent of citrus, present fruit with fine acidity,uncomplicated style, always fits!
The Steinberg was the favorite vineyard of the Cistercians. By 1239 they gradually acquired the entire location. But there were others who were interested.
A hint of residual sweetness makes the slightly bitter version a wonderfully uncomplicated accompaniment to meals that can be enjoyed anytime and anywhere (thanks to the practical.
Very fine stone fruit, ripe honeydew melon, haunting minerality with a hint of garden herbs.
Pampered by the warm Palatinate sun and the calcareous soil around Walsheim, the grapes for this Pinot Gris were able to develop a youthful, stimulating ripeness with fine mineral.
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