The summer of 2022 is considered to be the warmest since records began, with extreme dry periods in places. This presented all winemakers with corresponding challenges. But it also shows that many winemakers have been coping better and better with these extreme conditions in recent years. The key is particularly meticulous vineyard work and meticulous grape selection. Rarely has there been as much grading as this year. With this weather pattern, the Pinot Gris grape variety in particular tends to develop too much body and less elegance. But the Wöhrles remain true to their slim, filigree style. The nose contains the classic pome fruit aromas such as ripe Williams pear and yellow apple, but also apricot and orange. The intense fruit is underlined by nutty aromas with phenolic notes. On the palate, a lot of pressure and power, the high proportion of mineral components and a balanced acidity provide a suitable counterpart. This is how the typical elegance and delicacy of the house also comes into play. A kind of playful power wine and a long-distance runner. This wine needs some time to show you what it can do.