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Name: von Winning, Pechstein Riesling Grosses Gewachs, 2021
Brand: von Winning
SKU: NYC-MSK-`DE-VWN-15-21`-051123-7
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White Wine from Pfalz, Germany

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The name of the Pechstein stems from the black basalt rubble that is found here together with weathered red sandstone, sandy loam and friable clay. The extinct volcano, Pechsteinkopf, which is seen above the forest, distributed large quantities of volcanic rock over the area in ancient times. For this reason, the subsoil of the Pechstein also contains several basalt veins. The basalt rubble that contributes to easy warming of this site actually does not stem from the site’s subsoil, but rather from an old stone quarry just a couple hundred meters away. As was common in the 19th century, the basalt from the quarry was distributed in the vineyard and ploughed into the soil to improve it. The 17.1 hectare Pechstein is located at 120 to 150 meters a.s.l. and has a gentle 6 to 10 % slope gradient. The clay and loam in the Pechstein contribute to the excellent water storage capacity of the soil. Fresh and spicy on the elegant and fragrant, rather citric and slightly oaky nose. Round and lush on the palate, this is a fine, elegant and very intense Pechstein with a salty-piquant and structured finish with a fine tannin grip and great aging potential.

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Region: Pfalz
Winery Village: Deidesheim
Grape Variety: Riesling
Appellation: Pfalz
Vineyard: Pechstein (Forst)
Exposition: S-SW
Soil: loamy sand, basalt, & clay
Fermentation & Elevage: Spontanenous fermentation in 500L barrels, left on the gross lees for 24 months
Classification: VDP.GROSSE LAGE®

Details

Grape Variety

Riesling
Vintage

2021
Size

750ml
Sweetness

Dry
Body

Medium Bodied

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