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Riesling Scharzhofberger Auslese 2021

White Wine

Domaine Egon Müller

€999.00

/ 75 cl : Bottle

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Riesling Scharzhofberger Auslese 2017

White Wine

Domaine Egon Müller

€690.00

/ 75 cl : Bottle

4 in stock

Riesling Scharzhofberger Kabinett 2021

White Wine

Domaine Egon Müller

€260.00

/ 75 cl : Bottle

4 in stock

Riesling Scharzhofberger Spätlese 2021

White Wine

Domaine Egon Müller

€356.00

/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How to store a German wine to preserve all its qualities?

To store a German wine in the best conditions, keep the bottle horizontally in a cool place, away from light and with moderate humidity. A cellar between 10 and 15°C is ideal. Grands Bourgognes offers wines ready to be enjoyed or to be kept for several years depending on the vintages.

What are the best food and wine pairings with a German Riesling?

German Riesling pairs perfectly with light dishes such as seafood, poultry, or soft cheeses. Its freshness and fruity notes also balance well with spicy dishes. Discover our selection at Grands Bourgognes to enhance your meals.

What are the typical characteristics of German wines?

German wines are generally known for their freshness, balance between acidity and sweetness, as well as their fruity aromas. They can be dry or sweet, with emblematic grape varieties like Riesling or Müller-Thurgau offering great diversity.

How many wine appellations are there in Germany?

Germany has 13 major wine regions, called 'Anbaugebiete', each with specific appellations. These areas produce unique wines thanks to their varied soils and cool climate, perfect for high-quality white wines.

What types of soils influence the taste of German wines?

The German terroir is very varied, with soils of slate, granite, schist, or limestone that bring minerality and complexity to the wines. These characteristics are notably found in Rieslings, which thus express the full richness of their origin.