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2017 Riesling Trocken Qba Weingut Lehnert-Veit

Grapes Riesling
Colour White
Origin Germany, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer
Classification Qba
ABV 11.5%

Delicately fragrant builds as you swirl the glass, floral, apple and mirabelle plums, touch of talc. Palate is much juicier, broader more generous, grapefruit and apple, good acidity and length. Drinking range: 2019 - 2025 L&S (Aug 2018)


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Although Lehnert-Veit’s second dry estate Riesling hails from slate soils, it is not overly mineral. Flattering with gentle floral aromas and a hint of stone fruit instead. On the palate it is really fresh and juicy, quite dry, has a fairly lemony acidity and only reveals its mineral leanings with a delicate stony hint on the finish. Drinking range: 2018 - 2021 Rating: 16 Michael Schmidt, JancisRobinson.com (Jul 2018)

Weingut Lehnert-Veit

Located in the heart of the romantic Mosel, the Lehnert-Veit family has a long tradition of quality wine-growing, dating back to 1653 when Eucharius Lehnert was at the helm. These traditions have been passed on through the generations, all the way to the current 10th generation, led by Peter Lehnert (who happened to go to university with Stefan Braunewell). Their hometown of Piesport is on the bank of the Mosel and their 11 hectares of vines are around the town on both sides of the river, with some of the best sites: ‘premier crus’ Falkenberg and Günterslay as well as the jewel in the crown, the ‘grand cru’ vineyard Goldtröpfchen.

Their estate wines are the starting point for the classification of their vineyards. They are situated in carefully selected locations on exceptional soils made of quartzite, sand and slate. The soil of the Falkenberg and Günterslay ‘Erste Lagen’ have a higher proportion of rough stone, giving the pinot noirs their elegance and lightness. Finally the ‘Grosse Lage’ Goldtröpfchen is home to Lehnert-Veit’s top Rieslings. This renowned terroir has a higher proportion of fine slate at a much greater depth, giving the wine its intense minerality and roundness. Ripe, yellow summer fruits like peach, apricot and mirabelle and, depending on the year, different citrus fruits as well.

Peter says ‘Our winemaking philosophy begins in the vineyard. Integrated winegrowing, organic fertilization, low cutting, thinning of the grapes in the summer, selective harvesting, gentle aging and a fermentation with natural yeast are key. Always with an emphasis on wines of the highest quality.’

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