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Stefan Vetter, Silvaner Rosenrain, 2021

Name: Stefan Vetter, Silvaner Rosenrain, 2021
Brand: Stefan Vetter
SKU: NYC-1-VBD-`VB141321`-061124-7
Price: 123.99 USD
Availability: InStock

White Wine from Other Germany, Germany

by Stefan Vetter

$123.99

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From the slate-rich vineyards of Franken, Stefan Vetter’s 2021 Silvaner Rosenrain reflects the unique terroir of this cool-climate region. The Rosenrain vineyard’s steep slopes and optimal sun exposure allow the Silvaner grape to develop its crisp, lively character, while the minerality of the soils adds depth and complexity to the wine.

The 2021 vintage opens with bright aromas of citrus—lemon and lime—intertwined with green apple and subtle floral notes. On the palate, it’s fresh and invigorating, with a vibrant acidity that lifts the fruit and enhances its crispness. The minerality from the vineyard is evident, adding an earthy complexity that complements the fruit-driven character. The finish is clean and refreshing, with lingering citrus and a touch of wet stone, leaving a lasting impression of purity.

This Silvaner pairs beautifully with seafood, fresh salads, or light poultry dishes, offering versatility and elegance for a wide range of food pairings. Whether enjoyed immediately or aged for a few years, Stefan Vetter’s Silvaner Rosenrain 2021 is a beautiful representation of the terroir-driven whites of Franken, combining freshness with depth in every sip.

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Grape Variety

Silvaner
Vintage

2021
Size

750ml
Farming Practice

Organic
Body

Light Bodied

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