Wachenheimer Gerümpel 1er Cru Riesling trocken 1,5 l Magnum - Weingut Dr. Bür

Wachenheimer Gerümpel 1er Cru Riesling trocken 1,5 l Magnum - Weingut Dr. Bürklin-WolfIn the glass, the Wachenheimer Gerümpel 1er Cru Riesling 1.5 l Magnum from Weingut Dr. Bürklin-Wolf offers a bright light-yellow color. After the first swirl, this white wine reveals an extraordinary balance, as it does not appear watery, syrupy or liqueur-like on the sides of the glass. The nose of this white wine from the Palatinate seduces with aromas of green apple, ripe apple and lemon. Following the bouquet further, mineral notes emerge. This white from Weingut Dr. Bürklin-Wolf is the right drop for all wine lovers who prefer as little sweetness in wine as possible. Nevertheless, it never appears meager or austere, but round and supple. Thanks to its pronounced acidity, the Wachenheimer Gerümpel 1er Cru Riesling 1.5 l Magnum presents itself on the palate as wonderfully fresh and lively. On the finish, this youthful white wine from the Palatinate region finally delights with a beautiful length. Again, hints of green apple and ripe apple appear. In the aftertaste, mineral notes from the sandstone-dominated soils join in. Vinification of the Wachenheimer Gerümpel 1er Cru Riesling 1.5 l Magnum from Weingut Dr. Bürklin-Wolf The balanced Wachenheimer Gerümpel 1er Cru Riesling 1.5 l Magnum from Germany is a varietal wine, vinified from the Riesling grape variety. The grapes grow under optimal conditions in the Palatinate. Here, the vines drive their roots deep into sandstone soils. After the harvest, the grapes are brought to the press house as quickly as possible. There they are sorted and gently crushed. Fermentation then takes place in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperatures. After fermentation, the wine is aged for several months on the fine lees before it is finally bottled. Food recommendation for the Wachenheimer Gerümpel 1er Cru Riesling 1.5 l Magnum from Weingut Dr. Bürklin-Wolf This German white wine is perfectly suited as an accompanying wine to a wide variety of dishes, but is also a pleasure enjoyed on its own.