1745 Riesling Trocken, Glüsserath Eifel, Mosel
1745 Riesling Trocken from Glüsserath Eifel is a classic dry Mosel Riesling with a fresh and elegant style. The wine offers lively notes of citrus, green apples, white peach, and slate-driven minerality, which is characteristic of the best wines from the Mosel.
About the product
This Riesling is produced by Weingut Glüsserath Eifel, a family-owned producer with deep roots in the Mosel region. The wine is made from 100% Riesling and vinified in a dry style, where the natural freshness of the grape and the terroir of the area are allowed to take center stage.
The name "1745" refers to the winery's long history and tradition of wine production. The wine represents the house philosophy of creating authentic Mosel wines with elegance, balance, and high drinkability.
The result is a fresh and precise Riesling that combines aromatic finesse with vibrant acidity and mineral depth.
About the region
The Mosel is one of the world's most famous wine regions for Riesling and is known for its steep vineyards along the Mosel River. The region produces some of the world's most elegant and mineral-rich white wines.
The slate-rich soils play a decisive role in the character of the wine, contributing the distinct minerality for which Mosel Riesling is known. At the same time, the cool climate ensures a slow ripening of the grapes, which preserves freshness and aromatic complexity.
Taste
Nose: Citrus, lime, green apples, white peach, and floral notes.
Palate: Fresh and elegant with notes of lemon, ripe apples, stone fruit, and mineral nuances.
Finish: Clean and persistent with lively acidity, fresh fruit, and characteristic slate minerality.
Serving
Best served at 8-10°C in a white wine glass. The wine works both as an aperitif and as an excellent companion to light dishes.
What does it pair with?
1745 Riesling Trocken pairs particularly well with:
- Shellfish and oysters
- Fish dishes with lemon and fresh herbs
- Sushi and sashimi
- Salads and light vegetarian dishes
FAQ
What does Trocken mean?
Trocken means dry and indicates that the wine has low residual sugar and appears fresh and crisp in taste.
What characterizes Riesling from the Mosel?
Mosel Riesling is known for its high acidity, elegant fruit profile, low alcohol, and distinct minerality from the region's slate soils.
Is 1745 Riesling Trocken a dry white wine?
Yes, the wine is produced in a classic dry style with fresh acidity and great balance.
What food does Riesling Trocken pair with?
It pairs particularly well with fish, shellfish, sushi, and other light dishes where the freshness of the wine can shine.