Schmit Eydelman
Mild citrus and minerality weight emerges on the nose, blended by a wisp of stone fruit. The wine's dryness is harmonious by a even acidity, with apple and lemon tastes also present. However, the Oakiness dominates, overpowering the elegant flavors. The aftertaste is somewhat abrupt, leaving a lingering impression. A decent glass, but the generally discovery is somewhat uninspired.








































































































































































































