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von Winning, Kalkofen Riesling Grosses Gewachs, 2022

White Wine from Pfalz, Germany
$77.99
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Weingut von Winning from Pfalz's Deidesheim produces a Riesling from the prestigious Deidesheimer Kalkofen vineyard. This is a VDP.GROSSEN LAGE (German Grand Cru equivalent) from a sheltered site surrounded by sandstone walls, sitting above a former coral reef (limestone). The plateau site has limestone-dominated soil with loess-loam and marl clay, abundant limestone gravel, and south-facing exposure.

The 2022 Kalkofen Riesling Grosses Gewächs (dry Grand Cru) is fermented spontaneously in 500L barrels and left on gross lees for 18 months. The result is a dense and creamy Riesling with juiciness and smoothness; fine Riesling raciness; dense fruit core with juiciness and fine texture; yellow peach; rich fruit with piquant mineral structure carrying to the finish. At four years old, the wine shows beautiful complexity and integration. This is a wine for those seeking sophisticated German Riesling with real substance—dense, creamy, mineral-driven. The limestone terroir creates distinctive mineral character.

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Robert Parker

92 points

"The intensely yellow-colored 2022 Deidesheimer Kalkofen Riesling GG VDP.Grosse Lage opens with a deep, pure and intense bouquet of ripe and concentrated fruits intertwined with sur lie, delicate and refreshing phenolic as well as some fresh oaky tones. Full-bodied and rich on the palate, with an intense, ripe and juicy fruit core that is structured by fine tannins and remarkably fine acidity, this is a tight and persistently saline and grippy mineral Kalkofen from the eponymous VDP.Grosse Lage in Deidesheim. The finish is intense, structured and long. 12.5% stated alcohol. Natural cork."

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Perfect Pairings

Roasted halibut with herbs; Risotto with saffron; Roasted chicken; Soft cheeses with honey

Tasting Profile

Yellow peach with dense fruit, creamy texture, and piquant mineral structure. Medium to full-bodied for Riesling, complex, with excellent acidity and mineral definition. The 18-month lees aging creates density and creaminess while maintaining the raciness and acidity that defines great German Riesling.

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