Grauburgunder trocken - Knipser

Grauburgunder trocken - KnipserThe dry Pinot Gris from the house Knipser is a German primary rock with tropical hints. Already in color, this Palatinate jack is a real powerhouse. Straw yellow sparkles this wine with light rosé shimmering reflections from the glass. Once you notice the scent of ripe fruits such as pineapple, mango, apricot or papaya, it is already done and you just have to enjoy this German white wine. The powerful body of the Knipser Pinot Gris lines the entire palate with a juicy but never sharp structure and makes you want to take the next sip. The finish is long-lasting and wonderfully flattering. Even a simple estate wine like this shows the incredible level of the Knipser VDP winery, which has earned it a full 5 out of 5 rating from wine reviewers Eichelmann, Gault Millau and Vinum. Vinification of the Pinot Gris from Knipser This Palatinate Pinot Gris comes from two sites whose soils are characterized by a powerful loess layer. In the subsoil, limestone is present, which gives the grapes complex minerality in addition to the classic loess-loam lushness. After harvesting, the grapes are vinified reductively, emphasizing the fruit, in stainless steel tanks. Food recommendation for the Knipser Pinot Gris This dry white wine from Germany goes well with a variety of dishes or simply solo on the terrace. Salads, tapas or pasta preferably with shrimp and a little Parmigiano suit the dry Pinot Gris from Knipser very well.