Weingut Thorle
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Thörle Saulheim Riesling Limestone Dry
Production Lead Time:
60 day(s)
Production Region:
Rheinhessen
Alcohol by volume(%):
12.5
Brand:
Thörle
Size:
750ml
Minimum Order Quantity:
120 bottle(s)
Customised Packaging:
Yes
Type:
White Wine
Packaging:
Bottle
Shelf Life:
8-15
Place of Origin:
Germany
Taste:
Dry
Description
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Description
- Origin: Saulheim, Rheinhessen (Village wine)
- Nature of soil: Limestone, loam, clay
- Vinification: The grapes are picked exclusively by hand at the ideal moment of their ripeness at the end of October. The pressing, the vinification and the wine-maturing takes place in our winery in Saulheim. Prior to pressing, we leave the crushed grapes 24 hours on their skins to extract a maximum of flavour compounds. The musts are fermented spontaneously with natural yeast - 60% in stainless steel tanks(750 to 2000 litres) and 40% in old, up to 50 years old oak barrels with a capacity of 600 to 1200 litres. After a maturation of 6 months on fine lees, the wine is bottled directly in our cellar.
- Wine characteristics: Nice brilliant yellow colour with orange tints. It tastes firm and dry and has tremendous power, length and minerality. This wine has a hard-edged, apricot-scented nose that feels as sharp as a serrated knife. Very Good length in the mouth with an intense note of saltymineralic limestone. A very well-structured wine with balance.
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Supplier info last updated: 2 Sep 2020
Advertise since: 1 Sep 2016
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