Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the 2021 Mülheimer Helenenkloster Riesling Kabinett, a captivating off-dryish wine from the esteemed Estate bottled Weingut Max Ferd. Richter. This vintage emanates from a historic site, a two-acre southwest-facing vineyard slope with fresh weathering deep-structured clayslate. With roots dating back to April 30th, 1245, this vineyard, named after the nearby convent, Helenenkloster (St. Helene’s convent), is a true testament to the Mosel's rich winemaking heritage.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Cassis, herbs, violet, lozenge, smoke, pear, white peach, green herbs.
Palate: Good grip with elements of yellow peach, almond cream, impressive dry extract, spicy, slightly tart, and refreshing finish.
Origin:
Village: Mülheim
Slope Face: Southwest
Soil Type: Fresh weathering deep-structured clayslate
Vinification:
Harvest: Handpicked in the third decade of October 2021 at 86°Oechsle Auslese level.
Fermentation: Temperature-controlled in traditional old oak barrels.
Élevage: Bottled on April 13th, 2022.
Wine Details:
Alcohol: 9.5% vol.
Residual Sugar: 30.3 g/l
Acidity: 10.9 g/l
Ageing Potential: 2025 - 2036
Serving Temperature: 10°C
Food Pairing: Perfect as an apéritif or paired with a variety of everyday dishes.
Winery: At Weingut Max Ferd. Richter, winemaking is more than a tradition; it's a poetic symphony played on the vines of the Mosel. With roots reaching back to 1680, this estate stands as a guardian of Mosel's winemaking heritage. The vineyards, cradled along the Mosel River, are not just plots of land; they are the heartbeats of history, where each grape tells a tale of the region's unique terroir. The winery, a sacred space where tradition and innovation dance, is where grapes metamorphose into liquid poetry. Fritz Miesbauer's stewardship infuses a contemporary spirit, ensuring that every bottle bears the authentic signature of Mosel's vinous artistry. Weingut Max Ferd. Richter, a timeless ode to the Mosel, invites you to savor the harmony of history, terroir, and craftsmanship in every sip.
