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Tschida Himmel Auf Erden Maischevergoren 2018
Tschida Himmel Auf Erden Maischevergoren 2018
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Maischevergoren translates to “skin contact.”
Scheurebe and several clones of Muscat.
Grapes are hand harvested, destemmed, and crushed by foot. Some of the skins are left in contact with the juice for 2 weeks, and some is left in contact for 4 weeks, making Christian’s only orange wine. The juice ferments in large barrels with indigenous yeast and no racking. It spends 1 year aging in 500 to 1500-liter barrels and is bottled without fining or filtering and no addition of sulfur.
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