2020 Weingut Pfeffingen Scheurebe Trocken Ungstein

Weingut Pfeffingen Fuhrmann-Eymael, as the company is called in full, is located near Bad Dürkheim, in the heart of the Palatinate. The town of Pfeffingen has a very rich wine history dating back to 500-600 BC. The Pfeffingen winery was founded in 1622. Dating from that time, the original family coat of arms that still adorns the wine label to this day.

Pfeffingen belongs to the list of top producers from the wine region Palatinate, one of the sunniest wine regions in Germany, bordering the Alsace in the south. The winery is best known for its aromatic grape varieties such as Scheurebe (cross between Riesling and Sylvaner) and Gewürztraminer.

The Scheurebe vineyard near Pfeffingen is located in an absolute top location, the Ungsteiner Herrenberg. The grape variety was deliberately planted there because the Scheurebe grape is extremely critical and has high demands. Only really good locations, with a southern exposure and strong, well-drained soil, ensure optimal ripeness of the grapes.

The selected, fully ripe grapes are carefully hand-selected, ground and then left to 'mash' for several hours. This releases the aromas optimally. This Scheurebe tocken Ungstein is a fresh and very elegant wine. A fine aroma of grapefruit and lime now seduces the senses. The wine is complex, mineral and elegant. This wine is bottled with a screw cap. A delicious wine - to enjoy with dinner or as a soloist.