Thorle Trocken Riesling 2021

"The Ürziger Würzgarten site is traditionally considered to be a specialty among the Middle Mosel vineyards because of its red iron-rich soil, which is mixed with fine slate. This gives the wines grown here a totally different character, with spice and opulent fruit as well as a crisp, hearty backbone, which produces a tremendously full-bodied wine when combined with a hint of residual sugar." —winemaker

"Elderflower, lilac, violet, and rose are the floral notes attributed to these wines along with the aforementioned smoky minerality. These Ockfener Bocksteins are the most refined and playful of St. Urbans-Hof's wines." —winemaker

"Elegant, expressive, starts easy, ends long! Very expressive, straight, dry. The Herzchen is a steep southeast location with gray to red slate on the right side of the Pündericher Marienburg. "Light", fine Rieslings with stable acidity and a very expressive nose." —winemaker

"The essence of the four Enkircher top vineyards gives this wine a lot of pressure and elegance from over 60 year old vines, some of which have ungrafted roots." —winemaker

"Lightness with an expressive taste experience. Fruit flavors of peach and apricot supported by a lively acidity. Enchanting residual sweetness. Terroir: only fully ripe and healthy grapes from the middle terrace of the Rothenberg. Red slate soil. The basis of this wine is the particularly good quality of the healthy grapes." —winemaker

"Peach, apricot, apple, as well as citrus fruit and herbs are typical features of the aroma of our young and dry wines. Our delicately and subtly sweet wines show nuances of quince and tropical fruit, and the ripest of them will display honey and raisin flavors, often backed by a touch of salty minerality, and always balanced by crunchy acidity. These wines are long lived and develop additional complexity through secondary and tertiary aromas that enrich the taste spectrum." —winemaker