21.95per bottle

ABV 12%

Tasting Notes
Deidesheim one of the `grosses gewachs` is a small, highly prestigious wine-growing village in Germany`s Pfalz wine region with chalky clay and sandstone soils. Low yielding old vines produce a dry opulent wine with perfumed white blossom, lime and a flintstone note on the nose. A silky peach and crisp mineral palate with fresh acidity and an exceptionally long finish.

Food
Perfect with smoked or grilled fish, mediterranean antipasti and spicier Asian cuisine

Region
Pfalz region of southern Germany is warmer than the Mosel and ripens a wider variety of varietals. The region has a long history of wine dating back to Roman times. Its wines tend to be fuller in weight and intensity than most German wine. It is planted with Riesling, Muller Thurgau and increasing amounts of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

Producer
The tradition at the Dr. Brklin-Wolf Estate in Wachenheim dates back to 1597, it is one of the largest and most important estates in Germany. The total vineyard area is 85 ha, a treasure trove of top-rated vineyard sites in the unique landscape of the Mittelhaardt, and it is here that the highest quality Rieslings are produced in harmony with nature, to achieve this, the entire vineyard area was converted to biodynamics in 2005. This ensures that the diversity and depth of the terroir can be mirrored and presented perfectly the wines. The Estate has always been considered to be a pioneer and trailblazer for change in German viticulture. Bettina Brklin-von Guradze, the oldest daughter of Dr. Albert Brklin, inherited the Estate from her parents in 1990, and since then has taken the lead at the Estate with her own vision. The passion to respect the inherited resources, and to maintain them for her children and further generations to come is the focal point of all she does.