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Peter Lauer, Riesling 'Barrel X', 2025
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Peter Lauer, Riesling 'Barrel X', 2025

Peter Lauer, Riesling 'Barrel X', 2025

Call this the gateway drug to the Saar. Florian Lauer, fifth generation and one of Germany's brightest Riesling stars, blends fruit from four villages into Barrel X: power from Ayl and Wawern, racy acidity from Saarburg, spice from Wiltingen. It sits just off-dry, feinherb in the German shorthand, meaning a whisper of sweetness that ripe fruit and zippy acidity swallow whole. Think of it as the Saar's answer to Bourgogne Blanc, an honest introduction to a great estate that won't require a second mortgage. Farmed organically, fermented with native yeast, and dangerously easy to finish.

$8.75

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Peter Lauer, Riesling 'Barrel X', 2025

$24.99

$8.75

Peter Lauer, Riesling 'Barrel X', 2025

Call this the gateway drug to the Saar. Florian Lauer, fifth generation and one of Germany's brightest Riesling stars, blends fruit from four villages into Barrel X: power from Ayl and Wawern, racy acidity from Saarburg, spice from Wiltingen. It sits just off-dry, feinherb in the German shorthand, meaning a whisper of sweetness that ripe fruit and zippy acidity swallow whole. Think of it as the Saar's answer to Bourgogne Blanc, an honest introduction to a great estate that won't require a second mortgage. Farmed organically, fermented with native yeast, and dangerously easy to finish.

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Call this the gateway drug to the Saar. Florian Lauer, fifth generation and one of Germany's brightest Riesling stars, blends fruit from four villages into Barrel X: power from Ayl and Wawern, racy acidity from Saarburg, spice from Wiltingen. It sits just off-dry, feinherb in the German shorthand, meaning a whisper of sweetness that ripe fruit and zippy acidity swallow whole. Think of it as the Saar's answer to Bourgogne Blanc, an honest introduction to a great estate that won't require a second mortgage. Farmed organically, fermented with native yeast, and dangerously easy to finish.