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Create an accountCountry | Germany |
Region | Rheinhessen |
Appellation/Sub-Region | Rheinhessen |
Grapes | Riesling |
Vineyard/Cellar Practices | Sustainably Grown, Vegan |
Florian Fauth is making good use of the Rheinhessen’s moment in the sun. A previously ignored region across the Rhine south of the Rheingau, Rheinhessen has in recent years risen to the very top of the heap of German wine-producing regions. Florian is one of a handful of producers with access to the area’s best vineyards, including Morstein, Steingrube, Kirchspiel. The limestone-based soils of these now-famous vineyards require a delicate touch to calibrate the powerful fruit and searing acidity possible from these sites. These days, it is impossible to talk about Rheinhessen riesling without mentioning the name of Klaus Peter Keller, who, without exaggeration, put the region on the map a couple of decades ago. Keller’s neighbors, including Seehof, have of course benefitted from the positive attention paid to the area, but in no sense could one say that Seehof wines are simply riding Keller’s coattails. Florian Fauth has been part of the movement that has thrust these vineyards into the spotlight; he is, after all, brother-in-law to Klaus Peter Keller himself. This single-vineyard riesling provides an accessible taste of one of the best-known sites of the Rheinhessen renaissance: Morstein. Intensely mineral in character, with beautiful texture and just the right amount of sweetness balanced with acidity: this is a serious riesling at an affordable price. Sustainably grown, vegan.