Wolfberger Riesling Vielles Vignes

An Alsatian Riesling from old vines means deeper roots, lower yields, and more concentrated aromas in the glass. The Wolfberger Riesling Vieilles Vignes demonstrates precisely this: clear fruit with a lively acidity structure typical of Alsatian Riesling.

Wolfberger is one of the best-known winegrowers' cooperatives in Alsace, based in Eguisheim—one of the region's oldest wine-growing villages. The cooperative unites the expertise of around 1,200 winegrowing families and has been vinifying their grapes for decades according to clearly defined quality levels. The Vieilles Vignes line represents vineyards with particularly old vines.

In the glass, the wine shines a bright golden yellow. The nose reveals grapefruit, lime, and white blossoms—aromatically precise, without heaviness. On the palate, it is fresh and direct, with a delicate citrus note and an acidity that keeps the wine long and vibrant.

Serving temperature 8–10 °C . Pairs well with tarte flambée, Munster cheese with caraway, grilled pike-perch, or light poultry dishes with lemon sauce. Also a classic Alsatian duo as an aperitif with onion tart.