Description
Although Nackenheim is one of the smallest wine-producing villages in Rheinhessen, it has an excellent reputation for its wines and is proud of its historical background. It was here that the author Carl Zuckmayer was born. He devoted his play der Frhlich Weinberg (the merry vineyard) to the village. Nackenheim is situated on the Rhine, neighboring to Nierstein. Both the Nackenheimer Rothenberg and Engelsberg as well as the Niersteiner Hipping are highly rated with their red sandstone shist slate soil, ideal for Riesling. The Schmitts-Kapellchen site consists of loamy soils, ideal for their chardonnay pinot varietals.
A dry & refreshing Riesling with crisp lemony acidity, fine ripeness, and a nicely balanced firm structure, loaded with appealing stone fruit and expressive curranty & spicy flavors from the red shist terroir. A lot of high quality wine for an affordable litre bottle.
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