Riesling Enchenberg 2014
This wine has a brilliant yellow colour.
The nose is lemony with a hint of orange zest, a beautiful full-bodied and very present minerality develops over time.
In the mouth, the attack is lively and frank, the acidity is very present and reveals a lemony side as well as a very fine and very pleasant minerality.
It is good to know that as the wine ages, it will gradually lose its lemony character and become more mineral.
This wine will be perfect with white meats and fish or seafood, cooked pasta cheeses, absolutely perfect on oysters !<
Minimum: 2-4 years old
Optimal: 5-10 years
Maximum: 15 years old
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