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Gehring Roter Hang Riesling

₪95.00

A unique wine full of character.

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Gehring Roter Hang Riesling is an excellent example of the character of the Riesling variety. On the nose it has a little sweetness and some fruit together with a mineral element. In the taste, we find a gentle touch of sweetness, with balancing acidity, a gentle effervescence, and a lemony finish.

Dry White
Vintage: 2024
Alcohol: 12.0%
Volume: 750 ML
Region: Germany
Grapes: Riesling
Complexity: ●●●○○ Moderate
Acidity: ●●●○○ Moderate
Harmonize with: intense flavors
Contrast with: mild, rich or sweet flavors
Kashrut: HaRav Eliezer Wolf – Amsterdam

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Complexity: Moderate (3 of 5) Wines of moderate complexity show a noticeable interplay of several aromas and flavors, and perhaps a developing character on the palate. The experience is more engaging, with layers that unfold. Read more →

Acidity: Moderate (3 of 5) Moderate acidity wines strike a balance, showing noticeable freshness without being overly tart. They feel lively but also have a certain smoothness. Read more →

Harmonizing: Harmonizing (congruent) pairings bring together wines and foods that share similar flavor components, creating a harmonious experience where the tastes reinforce each other.

• Intense flavors: Heavily seasoned and spicy dishes, and foods with strong, more noticeable flavors.

Contrasting: Contrasting (complimentary) pairings bring together wines and foods with few shared flavor components. This creates a dynamic balance, where the different tastes complement and enhance each other.

• Mild flavors: Soft cheeses, white fish, lightly seasoned poultry, pasta in a light sauce.
• Rich flavors: Salmon and similar fish, red meats, fattier foods, and many hard cheeses.
• Sweet flavors: Desserts and pastries, as well as foods prepared with sweet sauces, glazes, or sweet ingredients.

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