Aromas of lime zest, green apple, and white peach lead the nose, layered with notes of slate, citrus blossom, and subtle spice. The palate is concentrated yet razor-focused, with vibrant acidity, saline minerality, and a long, tension-filled finish.

Weingut Schäfer-Fröhlich is widely regarded as one of Germany’s leading estates, known for producing Rieslings of exceptional precision and energy. The Felseneck vineyard, located in the Nahe, is one of the region’s most dramatic and steep sites, defined by rocky soils that impart tension and minerality.

The 2020 vintage delivers both structure and clarity, highlighting the depth and extract typical of a Grosses Gewächs while preserving lift and freshness. Fermented and aged to emphasize site expression, this dry Riesling reflects the intensity and finesse for which Schäfer-Fröhlich is known. It is a cellar-worthy wine with the capacity to evolve for many years.

Pairs well with seafood, roasted poultry, pork dishes, and cuisines with spice or acidity. Its structure and minerality make it especially versatile at the table.

Serve well chilled but not overly cold. Drink now with aeration or cellar long term to explore its full aging potential.