Description

LAND/REGION

Italy,South Tyrol

Alcohol content:

12.5%

Classification:

South Tyrol DOC

Drinking temperature:

10-12°C

Grape Variety:

Gewürztraminer

Optimal drinking window:

Can be drunk immediately, can be stored for 5 years

Bright straw yellow with greenish reflections

Aromas of juicy citrus fruits such as lime and grapefruit, accompanied by floral notes of white flowers

Lively and fresh with a lively acid structure, perfectly balanced with fruity notes

Thai curry, sushi, grilled shrimp, Asian glass noodle salad

Allergens

Contains sulfites

Closure

Screw cap

Subregion

Eisacktal

Training System

Guyot

SÄURE g/l

7,1

RESTZUCKER g/l

4,5

Abfüller Informationen

Kuenhof, Via Lahner 12 Ex, La Mara Group, 110, 39042 Brixen (BZ), IT

The Riesling DOC Kaiton Kuenhof 2024 is a precise, elegant white wine from the Eisacktal (Valle Isarco), showcasing the signature freshness and minerality of the Riesling grape. This single-varietal wine is cultivated at Kuenhof Winery, a historic organic estate in Bressanone with over 800 years of tradition, specializing in high-quality whites with a strong focus on manual work and sustainable viticulture.In the glass, the Kaiton 2024 displays a pale straw-yellow color with subtle green highlights, paired with a clear and lively acidity. The nose reveals delicate notes of citrus and yellow fruits, complemented by white blossoms and subtle herbal hints – typical for Riesling grown at cooler elevations with pronounced alpine minerality. Its mineral depth and freshness create a harmonious balance between fruit and structure, further enhanced by precise stainless steel fermentation.On the palate, the Kaiton is fresh and vibrant, with a clear, focused texture, fruity nuances, and energetic acidity that gives a clean, persistent finish. The minerality of the soils is reflected throughout the tasting profile, adding elegance and finesse.The result is a white wine with defined structure, mineral depth, and fresh fruit, perfectly expressing the quality and terroir of the Eisacktal vineyards in South Tyrol.