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Schmitges Riesling dry 1.0L
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Schmitges Riesling dry 1.0L
A Riesling for everyday life that can do more than its price suggests: fresh, uncomplicated, with the typical Mosel character in the glass.
Weingut Schmitges has been managing vineyards on the Middle Mosel around Erden and Traben-Trarbach for generations – one of the classic Riesling addresses where slate and cool nights give the wine its characteristic acidity structure. This entry-level Riesling shows what the region is capable of even in the accessible segment.
Citrus zest and green apple dominate in the glass, accompanied by a light hint of white peach. The acidity is lively but without sharpness – a juicy pull that keeps the mouth fresh. The finish remains pleasantly short and clean without lingering. Moderate alcohol makes it a glass that can be opened easily at lunch or in the evening.
- Food: Vietnamese spring rolls, Thai curry with coconut milk, grilled poultry with lemon thyme, or a simple goat cheese salad
- Temperature: 8–10 °C
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5.0
very good wine and very good price-performance ratio
Juicy, uncomplicated everyday Riesling.
Am very satisfied-excellent choice
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The Winery
The Schmitges family – Riesling makers in the sixth generation, lateral thinkers and career changers at the same time. Andreas and Kilian rely on deliberately low yields, own-rooted vines, and gentle vinification. Hand-picking, gentle processing, cool, slow, partly spontaneous fermentation – the result: individual Rieslings that purely reflect the vintage and site.
Their passion is for the steep slopes: Erdener Prälat and Erdener Treppchen. What does that mean? Up to 100 percent manual labor – not just during the harvest. Immense effort, physical exertion, maximum passion. That is exactly what you taste in every sip.
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