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This German Pinot Blanc - Weissburgunder - shows yellow-gold in the glass. The nose is laden with minerals, like a driveway freshly rained upon. There are pears and peaches, but they fight to get through the wet rocks. The palate also puts minerality first, with pear juice coming through. The acidity is not very strong, but is zippy enough to carry a salad or shrimp cocktail.
This German Pinot Blanc - Weissburgunder - shows yellow-gold in the glass. The nose is laden with minerals, like a driveway freshly rained upon. There are pears and peaches, but they fight to get through the wet rocks. The palate also puts minerality first, with pear juice coming through. The acidity is not very strong, but is zippy enough to carry a salad or shrimp cocktail.
This is really a very good wine. Richness in a sense that would take a Chardonnay much more ripeness to achieve, and without really being tropical in flavor. Mineral without really having a conspicuous amount of acid. Makes me think of a thanksgiving day spread. And to cap it off, it's cheap.
This is really a very good wine. Richness in a sense that would take a Chardonnay much more ripeness to achieve, and without really being tropical in flavor. Mineral without really having a conspicuous amount of acid. Makes me think of a thanksgiving day spread. And to cap it off, it's cheap.
Great style. A mix of Alto Adige and Pfalz. Lot of concentrated fleshy white and yellow fruit, aromatics are not excessive and acidity is vibrant without taking front stage
Great style. A mix of Alto Adige and Pfalz. Lot of concentrated fleshy white and yellow fruit, aromatics are not excessive and acidity is vibrant without taking front stage
Pfalz, Germany
