Furst Lowenstein Homburg Kallmuth Riesling (Franken) 2013 lieu-dit the Schlossberg slope lies on

the Schlossberg slope lies on the Kaysersberg migmatites and the intruding granite of Thannenkirch

While most entry-level wines from this region today are based on Tempranillo (a variety both easier and more profitable to grow)

Throughout the mouth

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The aroma of yeast characteristic of the variety

Furst Lowenstein Homburg Kallmuth Riesling (Franken) 2013 lieu-dit the Schlossberg slope lies onA classic Trocken style Riesling benefitting from vineyard selection, ripening and time spent on lees gaining concentration and complexity. Somewhat restrained on the nose in its youth, the palate delivers taught acidity to balance its rich apple fruit and delicate cinnamon touches to give the drinker a wine of great length and persistence.