Viel Anders Orange IGT - Weingut Röck

Viel Anders Orange IGT - Weingut RöckA glance into the glass immediately arouses curiosity: Viel Anders Orange IGT - Weingut Röck shines in a dense, warm orange with copper reflections. A fine shimmer is reminiscent of dried apricots and candied orange peel. The color reveals depth, structure and the finest tannins, which carry an intense orange wine experience. On the nose, the wine is expressive and playful. Juicy peach meets ripe apricot and candied citrus fruit. Notes of cloves emerge elegantly, as if from a well-stocked spice drawer. Joining them are white blossoms, rose petals and a hint of orange blossom. Fine herbal notes recall sage and lemon balm. A touch of beeswax and dried orange zest rounds off the aromatic impression. On the palate, Viel Anders Orange IGT - Weingut Röck unfolds a velvety, almost creamy texture. The tannin structure remains fine but distinctly perceptible, giving the wine bite and grip. The acidity is fresh and clear, carrying the juicy stone fruit and providing drive. Ripe peach, yellow plum and orange meet spicy nuances of clove, mild cardamom and a hint of nutmeg. A delicate grip on the finish makes you want the next sip. The style appears distinctive and yet deeply rooted in the Old World. Gewürztraminer contributes exotic fruit, fragrant blossoms and expressive spice notes. Silvaner complements this with cooler fruit, herbs and a striking, slightly salty vein. The wine does not simply glide over the palate, but unfolds in layers. First the fruit, then the spice, followed by a fine, stony minerality, like damp rock after a summer rain. The origin in Trentino-Alto Adige clearly shapes its character. The alpine influences bring cool nights and clear days. In the vineyards around Villanders, the grapes ripen in plenty of sunshine but without excessive heat. The soils are stony and rich in minerals, with slate, porphyry and veins of limestone. This terroir gives the wine a firm structure, clear contours and a long, elegant finish. In the long finish, orange zest, tea notes and a fine bitterness reminiscent of grapefruit peel come together. The aftertaste remains aromatic and spicy, with traces of dried herbs and light tobacco. The wine does not show loud volume, but a deep, calm presence in the glass. The special stylistic character of Viel Anders Orange IGT - Weingut Röck also appears in the interplay of aroma, texture and structure. The wine seems playful and serious at the same time, accessible yet demanding. For newcomers to the world of orange wines, it offers a charming, seductive introduction. Experienced wine lovers will find a multifaceted glass with character and origin. The following impressions serve as a quick guide: Color: dense orange with copper reflections Nose: peach, apricot, clove, white blossoms, orange blossom Palate: velvety texture, fine tannin grip, dry style Style: aromatic, spicy, structured, terroir-driven Region: Trentino-Alto Adige, alpine freshness meets sun influence Various occasions are suitable for perfect enjoyment. Inspiring aperitif for curious palates Companion to creative vegetable cuisine Conversation wine for long evenings with friends Characterful choice for food pairing menus Exciting gift for wine lovers with a spirit of discovery Production of Viel Anders Orange IGT by Weingut Röck The grapes for this orange wine come from selected parcels in Trentino-Alto Adige. The vineyards lie on the slopes around Villanders at considerable altitude. The alpine climate brings cool nights that are reflected in the freshness of the wine. Warm days provide ripe aromas and an intense bouquet. The soils are stony, sparse and rich in minerals. Slate, porphyry and limestone give the vines deep anchorage and shape the fine minerality in the glass. Gewürztraminer provides the aromatic core of the wine. This variety contributes exotic fruit, floral scents and plenty of spice. Silvaner adds freshness, herbs and a firm, clear line. The blend of both varieties brings balance, depth and an exciting interplay of fruit and structure. The harvest is selective and carried out with high standards. Only grapes at optimal ripeness make it into the crates. Part of the grapes remain longer on the vine and thus develop particularly dense aromas. In the cellar, Weingut Röck relies on gentle processing. The grapes are destemmed, but the berries remain largely intact. A maceration period extracts color, tannins and aromas from the skins. This creates the characteristic orange wine structure. Fermentation is spontaneous with the vineyard’s own yeasts. It takes place at a controlled, rather cool temperature to preserve freshness and bouquet. Depending on the lot, the wine ferments in stainless steel tanks or neutral wooden barrels. The wood only subtly influences the taste. It rounds off the texture and provides additional creaminess. After fermentation, Viel Anders Orange IGT rests for an extended period on the fine lees. Regular stirring, the classic bâtonnage, gives the wine its velvety character. The l...