

Weinschwärmer 2023
Franconia, Germany · Skin Contact Wine · Light Bodied
Weinschwärmer takes its name from the hawk moth that lives among the vines, one more creature from a range full of them. It is a blend of two neighbours, Grauburgunder and Riesling, grown side by side on limestone by the winery. The Grauburgunder is destemmed and left on its blue-pink skins for about ten days, which gives the wine its reddish, textural cast and its ripe fruit. The Riesling is pressed directly, with no time on skins at all, and drops in with the razor-sharp acidity the grape is known for, roughly a quarter to a third of the blend. Michael Völker and Melanie Drese make it at Kitzingen in Franconia, organic, unfiltered, no sulphur added. Peach and orchard fruit over a chalky saline grip, with a frisky, faintly spritzy energy. Franken in a glass, and best drunk without overthinking it.
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