Georg Breuer, Riesling Rauenthal Nonnenberg [Monopol] Trocken, 2022

Name: Georg Breuer, Riesling Rauenthal Nonnenberg [Monopol] Trocken, 2022
Brand: Georg Breuer
SKU: NYC-MSK-`DE-GBR-18-22`-020725-85
Price: 145.99 USD
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White Wine from Rheingau, Germany

by Georg Breuer

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From Georg Breuer, a family estate renowned for its precise and elegant Riesling, the Nonnenberg Monopol is a single-vineyard wine that reflects the exceptional terroir of Rauenthal. The 2022 vintage of Riesling Rauenthal Nonnenberg Trocken combines the richness of the vineyard with the freshness and minerality that defines Breuer’s wines.

With its deep, complex nose of green apple, citrus, and delicate floral notes, the wine exudes a sense of place, with that unmistakable Rheingau minerality that emerges on the palate. The wine is dry, sleek, and focused, with vibrant acidity that lifts the fruit and creates a smooth, textured mouthfeel. The finish is long, clean, and mineral-driven, reflecting the precision of this iconic vineyard.

As a Monopol vineyard, Nonnenberg is the exclusive source of this wine, and the 2022 vintage exemplifies the balance and finesse that has made Georg Breuer one of the top names in the Rheingau. This is a Riesling built for aging but drinking beautifully in its youth—perfect for food pairings or simply sipping as a stand-alone expression of this celebrated site.

Georg Breuer

Grape Variety

Riesling
Vintage

2022
Size

750ml
Style

Crisp , Juicy , Minerally
Sweetness

Dry
Body

Light Bodied

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