Riesling trocken - Weingut Bürklin Wolf

Riesling trocken - Weingut Bürklin WolfWith Weingut Bürklin Wolf Riesling comes a first-class white wine in the wine glass. In this it presents a wonderfully brilliant, light yellow color. The bouquet of this white wine from the Palatinate region captivates with aromas of pear, plum, peach and vineyard peach.Just its fruity nature makes this wine so special. On the palate, the Riesling from Weingut Bürklin Wolf starts pleasantly dry, grippy and aromatic.Despite its dry appearance on the palate, this white wine enchants with a juicy melt and finely woven residual sweetness. Light-footed and multilayered, this crisp white wine presents itself on the palate. Due to its lively fruit acidity, the Riesling reveals itself exceptionally fresh and lively on the palate. The finale of this white wine from the wine-growing region of Palatinate finally captivates with beautiful reverberation. The finish is also accompanied by mineral notes of the soils dominated by volcanic rock and clay. Vinification of the Riesling from Weingut Bürklin Wolf This wine clearly focuses on one grape variety, and that is Riesling. Only first-class grape material was harvested for this wonderfully elegant single-varietal wine from Weingut Bürklin Wolf. The grapes grow under optimal conditions in the Palatinate region. The vines here dig their roots deep into soils of clay and volcanic rock. After manual harvesting, the grapes are quickly taken to the press house. Here they are selected and carefully broken up. Fermentation follows in stainless steel tanks and large wood at controlled temperatures. After its end, the Riesling is aged for several months in 2400 l double oak barrels. Food recommendation for the Riesling from Weingut Bürklin Wolf Drink this white wine from Germany ideally well chilled at 8 - 10°C as an accompaniment to asparagus salad with quinoa, omelet with salmon and fennel or vegetable salad with beetroot. Awards for the Riesling from Weingut Bürklin Wolf This wine from the Palatinate not only convinces us, no, renowned wine critics have already awarded it. Among the ratings are Wine Advocate - Robert M. Parker - 89 points