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Wachter Wiesler, Blaufrankisch Eisenberg Ried Ratschen, 2021

Wachter Wiesler, Blaufrankisch Eisenberg Ried Ratschen, 2021

A single-vineyard step up in precision: Ried Ratschen is a cooler, northeast-facing plot on the Deutsch Schützener hill. Its sandy-loam topsoil lends an open, fruity, almost easy-drinking character, but the gravel running through the subsoil pulls that fruit into line and gives the wine a firm, Cabernet-like backbone — we think of it as "Cabernet Sauvignon with blood," and the ferrous, savory streak earns the phrase. Old vines, native-yeast fermentation, long aging in large neutral wood. It's the more structured, mineral-driven counterpart to the estate's other single vineyard, Weinberg. From the poised 2021 vintage. Pre-Arrival, arriving mid-July.

$62.99
Wachter Wiesler, Blaufrankisch Eisenberg Ried Ratschen, 2021
$62.99

Wachter Wiesler, Blaufrankisch Eisenberg Ried Ratschen, 2021

A single-vineyard step up in precision: Ried Ratschen is a cooler, northeast-facing plot on the Deutsch Schützener hill. Its sandy-loam topsoil lends an open, fruity, almost easy-drinking character, but the gravel running through the subsoil pulls that fruit into line and gives the wine a firm, Cabernet-like backbone — we think of it as "Cabernet Sauvignon with blood," and the ferrous, savory streak earns the phrase. Old vines, native-yeast fermentation, long aging in large neutral wood. It's the more structured, mineral-driven counterpart to the estate's other single vineyard, Weinberg. From the poised 2021 vintage. Pre-Arrival, arriving mid-July.

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A single-vineyard step up in precision: Ried Ratschen is a cooler, northeast-facing plot on the Deutsch Schützener hill. Its sandy-loam topsoil lends an open, fruity, almost easy-drinking character, but the gravel running through the subsoil pulls that fruit into line and gives the wine a firm, Cabernet-like backbone — we think of it as "Cabernet Sauvignon with blood," and the ferrous, savory streak earns the phrase. Old vines, native-yeast fermentation, long aging in large neutral wood. It's the more structured, mineral-driven counterpart to the estate's other single vineyard, Weinberg. From the poised 2021 vintage. Pre-Arrival, arriving mid-July.