Stein, Riesling Weihwasser Feinherb, 2025
Weihwasser means holy water, which is a decent joke for a wine grown on a slate slope beside an old church. The fruit comes from fifty- to sixty-year-old vines in the St. Aldegunder Klosterkammer, farmed organically and handled with as little interference as Ulli Stein can get away with. Feinherb is the German term for gently off-dry, and that is exactly what this is: a whisper of residual sugar, immediately snapped back into line by Mosel acidity. Think Asian pear, a flash of lychee, and salty lemon. Not a sweet wine - just a rounder, friendlier one.
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$8.75Stein, Riesling Weihwasser Feinherb, 2025
Weihwasser means holy water, which is a decent joke for a wine grown on a slate slope beside an old church. The fruit comes from fifty- to sixty-year-old vines in the St. Aldegunder Klosterkammer, farmed organically and handled with as little interference as Ulli Stein can get away with. Feinherb is the German term for gently off-dry, and that is exactly what this is: a whisper of residual sugar, immediately snapped back into line by Mosel acidity. Think Asian pear, a flash of lychee, and salty lemon. Not a sweet wine - just a rounder, friendlier one.
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Weihwasser means holy water, which is a decent joke for a wine grown on a slate slope beside an old church. The fruit comes from fifty- to sixty-year-old vines in the St. Aldegunder Klosterkammer, farmed organically and handled with as little interference as Ulli Stein can get away with. Feinherb is the German term for gently off-dry, and that is exactly what this is: a whisper of residual sugar, immediately snapped back into line by Mosel acidity. Think Asian pear, a flash of lychee, and salty lemon. Not a sweet wine - just a rounder, friendlier one.
