2007 Kröber Uhlen Select

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2007 Kröber Uhlen Select - Dry


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2007 Kröber Uhlen Select - Dry

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Wine Description

A bolder, racy, dry Kabinett, produced from a top boutique vintner in Winningen comes this beauty from vines on the steep, volcanic rich soils on the steep slopes of Uhlen. This prized site produces great depth and harmonious fruit.

Rüdiger Kröber has amazed us with his ability to draw on the sheer expression of terroir. This wine picks up the essence of this village and exemplifies what one of its greatest producer's is capable of! Try this with any seafood, pasta, chicken, veggies, Asian fusion, ethnic... You will not be disappointed.

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The Kröber Estate

The Kröber Estate is located in the community of Winningen the Terrassenmosel (Terraced Mosel). As the name suggests, the Terraced Mosel consists of extremely steep sites that are among the steepest in the world. To make them accessible for wine making, the vineyards have to be subdivided and terraced. Kröber Winery Profile

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