A German crossing by Georg Scheu from an unknown variety and Riesling, yielding very bouquet-intensive flowery wines with a Riesling-like structure.
Due to high ripeness in the vintage 2016, Sämling 88 was left with some natural residual sweetness. Based on the regulations of the STK wineries, we decided not to label this wine as “Steirische Klassik”.
Packed with ripe fruit, predominantly ripe yellow-fleshed peach, underpinned with pickled green peppercorns. Well-defined, fleshy on the palate where the fruit returns, followed by mellow notes and refreshing mint. (Arno Bergler – WeinErleben)
A German crossing by Georg Scheu from an unknown variety and Riesling, yielding very bouquet-intensive flowery wines with a Riesling-like structure.
Grapes picked and selected by hand, whole-bunch pressed and slowly fermented in steel tanks, left on the lees, bottled in March following harvest.
Calcareous, deep clay soils.
Ideal as an aperitif or with cold antipasti like tomato/mozzarella or cured ham with melon.
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Big bottle and special shapes