In the glass

Medium-bodiedRacy aciditySweetLong finish

What it pairs with

  • Roquefort on walnut bread
    Honeyed sweetness tames the salty blue funk in a classic sweet-and-salty match.
  • Seared foie gras
    Botrytis sweetness and cutting acidity balance the rich liver without cloying.
  • Apricot and almond tart
    Late-harvest stone-fruit notes mirror the dessert while acidity keeps it fresh.

History

A concentrated, botrytis-touched Auslese from the Juffer-Sonnenuhr that pairs honeyed richness with the trademark cutting Brauneberg acidity.

Facts

Producer
Weingut Fritz Haag
Grapes
Riesling
Classification
VDP.Grosse Lage Mosel
Price
EUR 55 to 130 at retail
Drinking window
10 to 35 from vintage
First vintage
1605

Scores

  • Wine Advocate 95 (2018 vintage, reviewed 2020)

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