Riesling Grand Cru Kitterlé 2008
Golden yellow to the eye, this wine will surprise you with a nose of rare power, tactfully blending a very lemony side with a touch of petrol aromas. Its massive, voluminous mouth, supported by a fine acidity, will reveal light pineapple notes that embellish a very pronounced flint side, while the finish will start again on a very refined citrus fruit side.
Dry wine on the palate (minerality) with a nice length.
A powerful wine, a powerful dish: game, dishes in spicy sauce, even grilled dishes will not be too much of a challenge for this wine.
Minimum: 3-5 years old
Optimal: 6-12 years old
Maximum: 16 years old
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