Von Buhl, Riesling Pechstein Grosses Gewachs, 2019

Name: Von Buhl, Riesling Pechstein Grosses Gewachs, 2019
Brand: Von Buhl
SKU: NYC-1-FBS-FBGVB00519-122622-52
Price: 101.99 USD
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White Wine from Pfalz, Germany

by Von Buhl

$101.99

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From the heart of the Pfalz, Von Buhl’s Pechstein Grosses Gewächs 2019 is a perfect example of the power and elegance that Riesling can achieve in this renowned terroir. The Pechstein vineyard, with its stony, volcanic soils, imparts a unique mineral character to the wine, elevating it beyond the typical fruit-forward style of Riesling.

The nose opens with an invigorating burst of citrus—lime, lemon zest, and green apple—blended with floral hints of white blossom. As the wine opens, delicate stone fruit notes of peach and apricot add depth, while the minerality of the vineyard comes through with a distinct touch of flint. On the palate, the wine is medium-bodied with an exquisite balance of freshness and richness. The acidity is precise, keeping the wine vibrant and focused, while the fruit flavors are complemented by the mineral backbone that gives the wine structure and depth. The finish is clean and long, with lingering citrus notes and a flinty, stony edge.

Von Buhl’s Pechstein Grosses Gewächs 2019 is a perfect match for seafood, grilled vegetables, or a classic Wiener Schnitzel. While it is exceptional now, the wine’s balance and structure suggest it will continue to age gracefully, evolving over the next decade. A stunning Grosses Gewächs, it highlights the best of Pfalz Riesling, offering both vibrancy and complexity with every sip.

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Details

Grape Variety

Riesling
Vintage

2019
Size

750ml
Farming Practice

Organic
Style

Crisp , Elegant , Minerally
Sweetness

Dry
Body

Medium Bodied

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