NATURE IS A PATIENT SCULPTURE. – Silvaner 2024

Muschelkalk limestone. Silvaner. Two ways of listening to the same grape.

Half the harvest was pressed after one night of maceration — just enough skin contact to add texture without weight. The other half stayed on the skins for ten days. Two separate fermentations, then brought together into one wine.

The split was deliberate. The pressed half carries the tension — acid, lift, the mineral clarity that this soil pulls out of Silvaner almost effortlessly. The ten-day half gives body, structure, tannin. Colour drawn slowly from the skins over nearly two weeks.

Blended together, neither half dominates. What you get is a wine in conversation with itself — bright but grounded, fruity but firm, with the kind of texture that only comes from time spent in contact with the grape.

Spontaneous fermentation throughout. Minimal intervention. Bottled when it was ready, not before.

Taste it and find out what ten days changes.