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Matthias Gaul Riesling Terrain Calcaire
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Matthias Gaul Riesling Terrain Calcaire
The Matthias Gaul Riesling Terrain Calcaire is a Riesling for everyone who knows that great wine begins in the soil. Matthias Gaul, one of the unsung heroes of the Palatinate, lets his vines root in stony limestone soils – and you can taste exactly that in every sip.
The vines are over 25 years old and therefore produce correspondingly low yields. The minerality absorbed by the roots in these soils is directly transferred to the wine: intense, precise, and distinctive. The harvest is done by hand – no detail is left to chance.
In the glass, this is a fresh, elegant Riesling with lively acidity and an immediately captivating bouquet. Apple, peach, lime, and a hint of gooseberry – fruity, but never overly sweet. The minerality is soft and integrated, not harsh.
- Origin: Palatinate, limestone soils
- Grape variety: Riesling
- Hand-harvested, old vines (25+ years)
- Style: fresh, sleek, mineral
Drink it with fish dishes, light poultry, or a good goat cheese. It also makes an excellent aperitif – served chilled in a slender Riesling glass, without any fuss.
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4.6
very good Riesling
A very good Riesling, strong aroma with
its ok
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The Winery
Matthias Gaul runs his winery in Grünstadt-Asselheim as the fourth generation of a winemaking family that laid the foundation in 1956 with its first bottled wine.
At the northernmost tip of the German Wine Route, where winds from the Eistal valley provide a cool microclimate, he grows mainly Pinot varieties on 35 hectares – partly in high-density planting at an altitude of 300 meters, on pure limestone rock.
VINUM named him "King of Pinot" in 2017, and he won the German Red Wine Prize twice. Anyone who drinks his Pinot Gris or Pinot Noir tastes why this is no empty award.
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