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Jan Matthias Klein White Blend Little Bastard 2021 750ml

size
750ml
country
Germany
region
Mosel-Saar-Ruwer
appellation
Mosel
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2022 2021 2020
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11.5% alc, 0.6g/l RS. A crazy quilt blend of 60% Riesling, 25% Sauvignon Blanc, 12% Muller-Thurgau and 3% skin-fermented Muscat. The Riesling grapes come from the Krov Letterlay, a sunny, dry, grey slate site. The Sauvignon comes from the nearby Kinheimer Hubertuslay, also slate. Each grape variety is fermented separately in steel, with indigenous yeasts and light skin contact, then switched to 1900 old oak fuder. All grapes see a mix of 1/2 oak and 1/2 steel. Bottled by hand right after malo, unfiltered, unfined, with a bit of lees and residual CO2. Zero added sulfur. Certified organic and vegan. Perfumey and pretty with the Muscat making itself noticed. Light on its feet, fruity, delicious, and compellingly gulpable.
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Jan Matthias Klein White Blend Little Bastard 2021 750ml

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Country: Germany

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