Ried
KRIEWETZ
Morillon
0,75l
€ 60,00
2020
incl. VAT plus shipping costs
Also available as: 0,75
Characterized by mighty limestone marl and cool clay soils, the Kriewetz sub-vineyard is part of the oldest parcel of our Burgundy vineyard Sulz. The late harvested, fully ripe Morillon grapes were traditionally aged spontaneously in small wine-neutral oak barrels and drawn to the bottle unfiltered after 24 months of aging on the fine lees.
Attractive. Smells like an elegant perfume. Floral, fresh and exceedingly deep. Summery flowers, some lime, stone fruit and lemon balm as well as unobtrusive smoky nuances. Light on the palate, with vibrant acidity and fine minerality.
So mild that you can‘t get enough of it.
Vintage: 2020
Grape Variety: Morillon
Appellation: single Vineyard 1 STK
Classification: STK Premier Cru
Alcohol: 13 % vol.
Residual Sugar: 2 g/l RS dry
Acidity: 6,2 g/l tbS
STK Premier Cru
These single-vineyard wines are made from late-harvest grapes from outstanding STK Rieden (single vineyards). Vines must be at least twelve years old. Yields are limited to 4500 litres per hectare. Only wines that have proved themselves on the market to have the potential to mature for at least five years qualify for this classification.
More Infos about this vineyardOrganic Farming
Organic agriculture AT-BIO 402.
Ried Sulz
family business since 1959
100% in-house production
authentical wines of origin
organic agriculture AT-BIO-402
careful manual labour
slow and gentle maturation of the wines
hand harvested grapes
natural and spontaneous fermentation
Wine is not static.
Armin Tement
It evolves, matures and changes over time.
Our Standards
Vision and Added Value
More than 15 years ago we started taking the first steps towards organic farming. We are now in the phase to convert to biodynamics. A logical step for us and a beginning without end. Every year we learn something new, observe nature and get closer to it bit by bit. We see our business as a form of modern circular economy in which wine is part of an overall concept. Partnerships with horse and cattle farmers have just as much space here as the use of the company’s own forest for energy production. Wine as a way of life.