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Description
Martin Wassmer is a bit of a genius in the vineyard and the winery.Take his Muller Thurgau for example, this is a striking example of what can be achieved by using old vines, low yields and having some of the best terroir – plus taking care and attention from the vineyard to the winery.
The reason why you have never heard of Muller Thurgau is because Muller Thurgau has had a blotted history Dr Hermann Muller’s 1882 crossing of Riesling with a table grape called Madeleine Royale played an important part in allowing the reputation of German wine to plummet.
Taken up with enthusiasm by German growers after the Second World War, the vine has the practical advantages (in the cool German Climate) of ripening extremely early, before the arrival of autumn rain in most years, and (unlike Riesling and Silvaner) yielding reliably on almost any site.
Low-cropped, rigorous vineyard management and cellar operations has delivered a gorgeous glass of wine, with a touch of spritz to begin with, followed but a packed fruit salad palate and mouthwatering acidity to balance up the touch of sweetness on entry.
Delivery
Great Britain & Northern Ireland - Standard |
£4.95 | 2-3 working days orders between £95-£150 |
| Great Britain & Northern Ireland - Standard | FREE | on orders over £150 (tracked and signed for) |
| Great Britain & North and Ireland - Standard | £7.95 | 2-3 working days below £95 |
