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Region: Ruppertsberg, Pfalz, Germany Grape Varieties: 100% Riesling Sweetness level: Off-dry style (8.3g/l residual sugar) Alcohol: 12.5% Size: 750ml Tasting Notes: Our Riesling village wine is made from grapes sourced from our vineyards in the village of Ruppertsberg. The wine has a distinctivetaste with a perfect balance of acidity and high maturity. We use controlled conditions for fermentation at moderate temperatures to ensure a wine with a high expression of varietal aroma. Riesling from the Mittelhaardt region usually has notes of yellow stone fruit, which reflect the warm climate of this region.
Food pairing : Fish, pasta,salad Wine Story – Dr. Josef Kohr The Köhr family has been operating their winery in the town of Ruppertsberg,located in the Palatinate region, for centuries. They have records of their vineyards dating back to 1648. Ruppertsberg is famous for its stunning views,ancient archaeological finds and viticulture. The family's vineyards aresituated in significant areas like Reiterpfad, Nußbien, Linsenbusch, andHoheburg. The climate in the Mittelhaardt terroir is favorable for growing grapesas it gets around 2100 hours of sunshine and just 516 mm of precipitation. This makes it the perfect location to produce Rieslings, which are known for their maximum ripeness, intense varietal aroma, and moderate acidity. Dr. Josef Köhr is a fascinating wine grower who has successfully incorporated new trends in winemaking into a traditional winery. Under this guidance, the winery has diversified its production to focus on wines thatdepart from the traditional German varieties. In addition to Riesling, the vineyard cultivates several French grape varieties, such as Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc, and has made significant advancements in aging their wines in oak barrels. The German Agricultural Society has recognized their wines in 2020, 2021, and 2023, and some of their wines are suitable for vegans. |