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Georg Breuer, Riesling Lorch Estate Trocken, 2020

Name: Georg Breuer, Riesling Lorch Estate Trocken, 2020
Brand: Georg Breuer
SKU: NYC-4-MSK-DE-GBR-12-20-080222-2
Price: 33.99 USD
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White Wine from Rheingau, Germany

by Georg Breuer

$33.99

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From one of the top estates in the Rheingau, Georg Breuer’s 2020 Lorch Estate Trocken Riesling is a striking example of the region’s terroir. This dry, elegant Riesling offers a balance of crisp acidity and subtle fruit, showcasing the purity and freshness that define the Lorch vineyard.

The nose is a fresh mix of lemon zest, green apple, and a hint of white peach, with an underlying minerality that reflects the region’s slate soils. On the palate, the wine is lean and focused, with a vibrant acidity that elevates the fruit, while the mineral character adds depth and structure. The finish is long, clean, and dry, with lingering citrus notes and a refreshing crispness.

This Riesling is a perfect match for seafood, light poultry, or a fresh goat cheese salad. While it’s delightful now, its balance and structure suggest it will continue to evolve, gaining more complexity with a bit of aging.

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Details

Grape Variety

Riesling
Vintage

2020
Size

750ml
Farming Practice

Sustainable
Style

Crisp , Juicy , Minerally
Sweetness

Dry
Body

Light Bodied

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