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The unique terroir of the region, with its rocky soils and cool climate, imparts a distinct minerality and acidity to the wine.
The Tegernseerhof Terrassen Riesling Federspiel presents a pale straw color with green reflections. It opens with an array of tart green apples, zesty lemon, and hints of white peach, intertwined with subtle floral notes reminiscent of honeysuckle and acacia. On the palate, it reveals a firm core of steely acidity that dances elegantly against a backdrop of ripe fruit, showcasing a juicy core of citrus and stone fruit. The wine's minerality is palpable, reminiscent of wet stones and flint, adding depth and structure to the chiselled and lean finish.
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Based on 9 customer reviews.
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Sukhoon
Citrusy and zesty wine with a pale lemon hue, nostalgic of petroleum and candle wax. The nose is led by by a sweet and fresh aroma, with whispers of lemon, grapefruit, and pear. The sensation is dry, with a high freshness that cuts through the richness. The hints are bright and zesty, with nuances of lemon, green apple, grapefruit, and wax, accompanied by a touch of residual sugar (RS). Overall, a well-balanced and bracing wine that reveals its citrus character.
Ritamarie
Racy and lively wine with a smooth zest and a delicate minerality that provides a soft substance without overpowering the fruit flavors. The peach and pear tones add a delightful freshness, making it a amazing pairing for sashimi and other refined dishes.
Pelle Peeten
Zesty and lively dry Riesling, a true standout in the world of German wines.
Based on 9 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Sukhoon
Citrusy and zesty wine with a pale lemon hue, nostalgic of petroleum and candle wax. The nose is led by by a sweet and fresh aroma, with whispers of lemon, grapefruit, and pear. The sensation is dry, with a high freshness that cuts through the richness. The hints are bright and zesty, with nuances of lemon, green apple, grapefruit, and wax, accompanied by a touch of residual sugar (RS). Overall, a well-balanced and bracing wine that reveals its citrus character.
Ritamarie
Racy and lively wine with a smooth zest and a delicate minerality that provides a soft substance without overpowering the fruit flavors. The peach and pear tones add a delightful freshness, making it a amazing pairing for sashimi and other refined dishes.
Pelle Peeten
Zesty and lively dry Riesling, a true standout in the world of German wines.
This Riesling offers vibrant citrus flavors with notes of lemon, lime, and grapefruit, balanced by distinctive petroleum and wax characteristics. While praised for its zesty freshness and minerality, some find hints of residual sweetness. Reviews highlight its dry profile and food-pairing versatility, though opinions vary on intensity.
The Tegernseerhof Terrassen Riesling Federspiel presents a pale straw color with green reflections. It opens with an array of tart green apples, zesty lemon, and hints of white peach, intertwined with subtle floral notes reminiscent of honeysuckle and acacia. On the palate, it reveals a firm core of steely acidity that dances elegantly against a backdrop of ripe fruit, showcasing a juicy core of citrus and stone fruit. The wine's minerality is palpable, reminiscent of wet stones and flint, adding depth and structure to the chiselled and lean finish.
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