Herman J Wiemer, Dry Riesling, New York, 750mL Valentine Botrytis cinerea or “noble rot”

Botrytis cinerea or “noble rot” is a fungus that grows on grapes only in specific conditions and its onset is crucial to the development of the most stunning of sweet wines

first courses and lighter fare or drink on its own as a perfect celebratory toast

It had different vinifications and élevages and comes through as complex and balanced

It has a softer body and its aromas have notes of flowers and moist earth

Herman J Wiemer, Dry Riesling, New York, 750mL Valentine Botrytis cinerea or “noble rot”Vibrant and aromatic, featuring the distinctive minerality that has become our trademark. Fragrant essence of spring blossoms sets the stage for a succulent palate of early fruit, balanced with a refreshing crispness, revealing the true qualities of the Riesling grape. A brilliant texture carries into a lingering finish, in a wine that accommodates a wide range of food.