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Graacher
Mosel
Riesling QbA
dry
VDP.ORTSWEIN
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This year’s village wine from the Mosel has a very generous personality. Small yellow fruits such as mirabelle and greengage on the nose, along with delicate hints of citrus zest and lemon grass. This Riesling is succulent but still has fine...Expertise
Graacher
Mosel
ClassificationVDP.ORTSWEINPrädikatQbATastedryVintage2018Bottle size0,75 lAlcohol11,5 % VolResidual sugar6,5 g/lAcidity6,3 g/lSulfitescontains sulfitesProfile
This year’s village wine from the Mosel has a very generous personality. Small yellow fruits such as mirabelle and greengage on the nose, along with delicate hints of citrus zest and lemon grass. This Riesling is succulent but still has fine acidity. Guaranteed drinking pleasure.Ratings
View from the cellar, John Gilman - 89+ points
Robert Parker - 88 pointsPairs beautifully with...
Shrimps, mussels, scampi, etc.; white asparagus and wild garlic; as well as other spring and summer dishes.Vintage
The year started very wet with what seemed like three months of non-stop rain.
Spring was warm and dry – ideal conditions for an early bud burst.
Continuation: In Summer weather improved day by day. Only our youngest vines were a little less happy, as their roots have not yet reached the necessary depth to get through dry periods completely unscathed.
When harvest-time came nature spoiled us with heavenly conditions and a “golden autumn”. Our fruit was outstanding at all quality and Prädikat wine levels. We were fortunate enough to select Trockenbeerenauslesen – the pinnacle of any vintage – from a number of different sites. The extra warmth resulting in exceptional levels of ripeness, flavour and minerality as well as excellent quantities.
Summary: A sun-blessed year of superlatives!