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Martin "Marto" Worner

Marto, Riesling 2018

Marto, Riesling 2018

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This is a powerful, precise riesling from Martin Wörner who works three hectares of vines in the town of Flonheim, located in the Rheinhessen winemaking region (Germany).

Tasting Notes: Pure and springy with deliriously pliant acidity, this riesling is a stunner with velvety texture in the palate, and joyous length to boot.

Vinification: 100% Riesling, grown on sandstone soil, the grapes are hand-harvested, fermented with native yeasts in large, old foudres. No fining or filtration.

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