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This kosher Silvaner from Iphofen demonstrates what makes this grape variety so unique in Franconia. It has a delicate minerality. It also has a subtle fruitiness. And it has a calm, authentic elegance. The aroma reveals notes of green apple, pear, and fresh hay. On the palate, it is clear, precise, and balanced, with delicate herbal spice and the salty freshness typical of the Keuper soil. Dry but not harsh, it impresses with its structure and drinkability.
It is a wine that combines down-to-earthness with fine precision. Not only does it show its Franconian origins in the Bocksbeutel bottle, it also evokes Jewish wine merchants such as the Fromms, who helped shape the wine trade in Franconia for generations.
Pairs well with: vegetable dishes, such as cooked asparagus, or mild cheeses.
This kosher Silvaner from Iphofen demonstrates what makes this grape variety so unique in Franconia. It has a delicate minerality. It also has a subtle fruitiness. And it has a calm, authentic elegance. The aroma reveals notes of green apple, pear, and fresh hay. On the palate, it is clear, precise, and balanced, with delicate herbal spice and the salty freshness typical of the Keuper soil. Dry but not harsh, it impresses with its structure and drinkability.
It is a wine that combines down-to-earthness with fine precision. Not only does it show its Franconian origins in the Bocksbeutel bottle, it also evokes Jewish wine merchants such as the Fromms, who helped shape the wine trade in Franconia for generations.
Pairs well with: vegetable dishes, such as cooked asparagus, or mild cheeses.
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