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Riesling Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg "Katerloch" 2021

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Riesling Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg "Katerloch" 2021Bischfliches Weingut Rdesheim Riesling Rdesheimer Berg Schlossberg "Katerloch" 2021 Druckvoll Salzige Mineralitt Weinbergspfirsich Ein beeindruckender Riesling aus einer der berhmtesten Lagen des Rheingaus Der Riesling Katerloch 2021 vom Rdesheimer Berg Schlossberg zhlt zu den herausragenden Vertretern der Region. Mit seiner kraftvollen Prsenz und der charakteristischen mineralischen Frische ist er ein Muss fr Liebhaber groer Rieslinge. Legendre Lage

Bischöfliches Weingut Rüdesheim - Riesling Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg "Katerloch" 2021

Druckvoll | Salzige Mineralität | Weinbergspfirsich


Ein beeindruckender Riesling aus einer der berühmtesten Lagen des Rheingaus

Der Riesling „Katerloch“ 2021 vom Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg zählt zu den herausragenden Vertretern der Region. Mit seiner kraftvollen Präsenz und der charakteristischen mineralischen Frische ist er ein Muss für Liebhaber großer Rieslinge.


Legendäre Lage mit einzigartigen Wachstumsbedingungen

Die Trauben wachsen in der wahrscheinlich bekanntesten Lage Rüdesheims, dem Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg. Die steile Südausrichtung mit bis zu 70 % Hangneigung stellt höchste Ansprüche an Reben und Winzer. Der Boden aus Taunusquarzit und Rotschiefer speichert tagsüber Wärme und gibt sie nachts an die Reben zurück – optimale Voraussetzungen für Trauben mit großer Reife und ausgeprägter Mineralität.


Kraftvoller Riesling mit Salz und Frucht

In der Nase entfalten sich Aromen von saftigem Weinbergspfirsich und dezenten Kräuternoten. Am Gaumen präsentiert sich der Wein druckvoll, geprägt von einer salzigen Mineralität und lebendiger Frische. Das lange Finale unterstreicht sein Lagerpotenzial und macht ihn sowohl jetzt als auch in den kommenden Jahren zum Genuss.


Vielseitiger Begleiter für besondere Anlässe

Ein großer Rheingauer Riesling, perfekt für Genießer, die mineralische Tiefe und noble Frucht suchen!

Rebsorte

Riesling

Ursprung

Deutschland | Rheingau I Rüdesheim

 

Details

Weiß

Trocken

12,5 % vol.

Jahrgang: 2021

Abfüller

Bischöfliches Weingut Rüdesheim GmbH

Marienthaler Straße 3
65385 Rüdesheim

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