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Structure

Bodymedium
Acidityhigh
Sweetnessdry
Finishlong
Oaknone or neutral

Critic scores

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In the glass

Medium-bodiedHigh acidityDryLong finish

Aroma: orange peel, peach, apricot

Palate: round, mineral, good acidity

Riesling from granite and slate soils, the winery's selection from chosen Riesling vines: orange peel, peach and apricot, round on the palate with acidity and mineral tones.

What it pairs with

History

anadûron is the Celtic name of Naturns, and the wine is the winery's selection from chosen Riesling vines, first produced in 2018. It is fermented spontaneously in tonneaux, spends 12 months in French tonneaux and 5 months in steel, then rests 31 months in bottle.

  1. 2018First anadûron Riesling produced

Facts

Producer
Falkenstein · visiting guide
Grapes
Riesling
Classification
Alto Adige DOC
Oak
Spontaneous fermentation in French tonneaux, 12 months in tonneaux and 5 months in steel, then 31 months of bottle sedimentation
First vintage
2018

Frequently asked about Falkenstein Riesling anadûron

What does Falkenstein Riesling anadûron taste like?

On the nose, orange peel, peach, apricot. On the palate, round, mineral, good acidity. Riesling from granite and slate soils, the winery's selection from chosen Riesling vines: orange peel, peach and apricot, round on the palate with acidity and mineral tones.

What food pairs with Falkenstein Riesling anadûron?

Pan-fried trout with almonds is a strong match. Other good matches include Veal with lemon sauce and Mild goat cheese. Mineral tones suit the freshwater fish and the acidity cuts the butter.

What grapes are in Falkenstein Riesling anadûron?

Riesling. The wine is classified as Alto Adige DOC.

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