Schafer-Frohlich, Riesling Dry Vulkangestein, 2020 Continue Selling OOS and Petit Verdot playing supporting

and Petit Verdot playing supporting roles

and balanced with just enough sweetness—it’s an amaro that favors roundness over aggression

While it's drinking beautifully now

It’s less sweet than many of its competitors

the whisky delivers generous aromas of dried fruits

Schafer-Frohlich, Riesling Dry Vulkangestein, 2020 Continue Selling OOS and Petit Verdot playing supportingDry Riesling carved from volcanic rock by one of the Nahe's finest, Tim Frohlich. Vulkangestein means 'volcanic stone,' and the wine comes from weathered volcanic porphyry and quartz soils in the steep grand cru vineyards Felsenberg and Stromberg, off vines around three decades old. That volcanic origin gives the wine a smoky, almost flinty intensity distinct from Frohlich's slate grown cuvees. Working with low yields and wild yeast fermentation,