Uhlen Laubach in Orange
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Uhlen Laubach in Orange 2018

#gray slate
Leicht
Schwer
Trocken
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Spicy, juicy and unique.
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Weinbeschreibung
"Orange Riesling with slate grip. Quirky, but damn precise."
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Uhlen Laubach in Orange

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Rebsorte
Riesling
Weingut
Heymann-Löwenstein
Ort
Winningen
Land
Germany
Region
Moselle
Flascheninhalt
Alkoholgehalt
13% Vol.
Nachhaltig
Fair’n‘Green
Allergene
contains sulfites
Trinktemperatur
8 -10 Grad
Ernte
palmistry
Verschluss
screw cap
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Uhlen Laubach in Orange

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Weinbeschreibung

Naturally cloudy apple with herb lemon.

The glass reveals a warm amber with copper reflections, like liquid autumn on slate. Naturally cloudy and vibrant, not a prim and polished Riesling, but one with a patina.

The nose opens with quince jelly, cloudy apple juice, and dried lemon peel. Behind these, beeswax, honeycomb, and a hint of peat shimmer through. The slate spice of the Mosel flows coolly through the aromatic profile. Ginger and herbs give the scent an edgy, almost autumnal depth.

On the palate, it is juicy and structured at the same time. The mash provides fine tannins that run across the tongue like a chalky grip. Orchard fruit, quince, and citrus zest meet a rounded acidity. The finish is salty, slightly piquant, and dry-tart.

This Riesling was allowed to remain on the skins for about three weeks. A bold move for the Mosel. The skins lend structure, spice, and that tart backbone. Minimally sulfured, naturally bottled. An experimental orange wine approach that clearly retains the cool slate character of the Riesling.

Heymann-Löwenstein

Masterful Mosel Rieslings, characterized by tradition, terroir and an unmistakable winemaker philosophy

The Heymann-Löwenstein winery, founded in 1980 by Reinhard Löwenstein and Cornelia Heymann-Löwenstein in Winningen, is a pioneer in the Moselle region. The roots of winegrowing in the Löwenstein family go back to the 16th century. Today the winery covers around 15 hectares, almost entirely planted with Riesling vines. The wines are produced on slate soils that are over 400 million years old and reflect the diversity of these unique terroirs. Reinhard Löwenstein, often referred to as the "slate whisperer", attaches great importance to the authenticity of his wines. Spontaneous fermentation, long maceration and careful vinification in large wooden barrels characterize the wines, which are known for their complexity and depth.

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    Uhlen Laubach in Orange

    2018

    Heymann-Löwenstein, Moselle
    #gray slate
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    Schwer
    Trocken
    Süss
    Spicy, juicy and unique.
    Artikel: 3812
    Jahrgang
    2018
    Rebsorte
    Riesling
    Weingut
    Heymann-Löwenstein
    Ort
    Winningen
    Land
    Germany
    Region
    Moselle
    Flascheninhalt
    Alkoholgehalt
    13 % Vol.
    Allergene
    contains sulfites
    Trinktemperatur
    8 -10 Grad
    Ernte
    palmistry
    Verschluss
    screw cap

    Naturally cloudy apple with herb lemon.

    The glass reveals a warm amber with copper reflections, like liquid autumn on slate. Naturally cloudy and vibrant, not a prim and polished Riesling, but one with a patina.

    The nose opens with quince jelly, cloudy apple juice, and dried lemon peel. Behind these, beeswax, honeycomb, and a hint of peat shimmer through. The slate spice of the Mosel flows coolly through the aromatic profile. Ginger and herbs give the scent an edgy, almost autumnal depth.

    On the palate, it is juicy and structured at the same time. The mash provides fine tannins that run across the tongue like a chalky grip. Orchard fruit, quince, and citrus zest meet a rounded acidity. The finish is salty, slightly piquant, and dry-tart.

    This Riesling was allowed to remain on the skins for about three weeks. A bold move for the Mosel. The skins lend structure, spice, and that tart backbone. Minimally sulfured, naturally bottled. An experimental orange wine approach that clearly retains the cool slate character of the Riesling.