Sorentberg Riesling red slate

Red slate, exotic fruit, savory acidity, light residual sweetness.

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Sorentberg Riesling red slate

The Sorentberg Riesling Rotschiefer presents itself in the glass in a bright yellow. This Riesling receives its unique character due to the soil on which the vines grow. Red iron-containing soil interspersed with fine slate. In terms of taste, it convinces with aromas of exotic fruits and a hearty acidity accent. Combined with a certain residual sweetness, the Sorentberg Riesling "Rotschiefer" achieves its magnificent fullness.

Gault Millau 4 grapes "German Top" for the 2019 vintage

Grape variety Riesling
Origin Moselle, Germany
Taste Dry
Alcohol 12 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Moselle
Grape variety Riesling
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2023
Alcohol content 12 % Vol.
Taste Dry

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should however be indicated as "semi-dry" in the interest of optimal customer advice (just as it is on the label on the bottle)

full-bodied and fruity with typical minerality of a slate plant, residual acidity very well balanced with all other aromas, is worth its price
Vinoscout customerTranslated from German

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The Winery

Weingut Julius Treis

Weingut Julius Treis from Reil on the Middle Mosel – that is over three centuries of winery history that you can really taste. The family has been growing Riesling here since 1684. Today, Tobias Treis carries on the legacy – with respect for the old and curiosity for the new. His wife Andrea brings her own passion.

Together they keep the fire burning. The Riesling grapes grow on steep slopes, each vine is tended by hand. That costs strength – but exactly this care makes the difference. Mineral, fresh, with the fine spice of the Mosel slate: That is how origin tastes.

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