Mure 2020 Nature Côte De Rouffach Riesling (Alsace)
An intense butterscotch aroma gives way to a lean, racy wine. Although a hint of that butterscotch flavor carries through to the finish, this is mostly an angular, acidity-driven sip. Bright lemon and lime mix with shale long into the finish. Layla Schlack
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