Description
Vintage 2019
Vintage 2019
Vintage 2020
Vintage 2021
Vintage 2022
Vintage 2022
Typical Siefersheim: a very fine and slender Riesling with pronounced minerality from soils of volcanic origin.
Even in young vintages with little bottle ripeness, the nose is characterized by yellow fruits such as quince and vineyard peach, while in the mouth, due to the still edgy acidity and the slight sparkle, rather citrus and apple notes dominate. With some bottle ripeness or air in the glass, the exciting aromatics of more exotic fruits and tangy, herbal notes on the finish then unfold in the mouth as well, always accompanied by concise but subtle minerality.
2021
The round Riesling nose with gooseberries, raspberries, bright yellow fruity aromas and slightly floral and flinty nuances in the background keeps its promise. Juicy and round, with some emphasis on the acidity, overall broad and long, the 21er Ortswein comes to the tongue with a sweep of green-yellow fruits, but also grapefruit and dried herbs.
Before the well-balanced nose is also found in the finish, the young local wine runs riot in the mouth. A few salty tones, kiwi, gooseberry, herbs, lime, citrus fruit again, long arc of tension.
Then, typically Riesling, yellow apple and gooseberry are in the mouth for a long time. This is accompanied, typically Siefersheim, by tart minerality and a hint of smoke.
Only in the extremely long finish does this wine (as of the end of 2022) dissolve the tension field into pleasant pleasing and a mouthfeel for which the wild journey was more than worth it.
2022
Subtle smoke on the nose, fresh stewed apples, quinces, apricots, ripe lemons, meadow herbs. Full-bodied on the palate, yet not filling. Juicy, fresh citrus fruit and stone fruit, mineral undertones, balanced in sweetness and acidity and with good drinking flow.
2023
Bottled in August 2024. For lovers of young wines or as a preview of an outstanding vintage. More complexity comes with a little bottle ageing from mid-2025.
