Zilliken 2021 Ockfen Bockstein Kabinett Riesling (Mosel)
There is a long inviting note of jasmine to this off-dry Riesling. The acidity is electric and powers up the flavors of roasted pineapple and persimmon. The finish leaves a crunchy feel and invites you for another sip. Aleks Zecevic
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