Ayl SCHONFELS Riesling dry "Barrel 11" GG

Flint, dark spice, ripe fruit — 100-year-old vines, spontaneously fermented in Mosel fuder casks.

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Ayl SCHONFELS Riesling dry "Barrel 11" GG

The Schonfels "Fass 11" from Peter Lauer is a Riesling that shows what hundred-year-old vines can extract from Saar slate: mineral depth, tension, and fruit that does not impose itself.

The Peter Lauer winery in Ayl on the Saar is one of the most reliable addresses for great German Riesling. The single vineyard Schonfels provides grapes from vines that are partly over 100 years old – roots that reach deep into the weathered slate. It is fermented spontaneously in the traditional Mosel fuder, the large wooden barrel that gives the wine oxygen without leaving behind wood aromas.

In the glass, it shows a Riesling with a clear structure: flint and dark spice form the mineral backbone, joined by ripe aromas of yellow stone fruit and dried apricot. The acidity is precise and invigorating, the finish long with a salty aftertaste. Vinified dry, but with the fullness that old vines provide.

Serving temperature: 8–10 °C. At the table, it pairs well with zander fillet in beurre blanc, mature Comté, or white asparagus with hollandaise sauce.

Grape variety Riesling
Origin Moselle, Germany
Taste Dry
Alcohol 13 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Moselle
Grape variety Riesling
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2018
Alcohol content 13 % Vol.
Acidity 6,5 g/l
Residual sugar 6,6 g/l
Taste Dry

The Winery

Peter Lauer

VDP Member Estate

Peter Lauer stands for Mosel Riesling that brings the peculiarities of its origin clearly and unmistakably into the glass. At Vinoscout, you will find six white wines from the range that show what this region has to offer in terms of Riesling – mineral, precise, and with the typical interplay between fruit and acidity that makes the Mosel so special. With prices between around 25 and 36 euros, the wines are in a range that combines quality and accessibility.

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