Weingut Sturm

Riesling Spatlese - Trocken Steinburg Reserve - Weingut Sturm

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Format: 75 cl

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Technical information

Producer	Weingut Sturm
Name	Riesling Spätlese Trocken Steinburg Reserve
Variety	Riesling
Gradation	13.3%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Fruity notes, minerality, lively acidity
Vinification method	Controlled fermentation in stainless steel
Region	Saxony
Production area	Steinburg
Country	Germany
Type	Dry white wine
Aging	Short aging in steel
Type of cask	Stainless steel
Color	White
Serving temperature	8-10°C
Recommended consumption	Within 5 years
Pairing	Fish, white meats, fresh cheeses

Description

The Riesling Spätlese Trocken Steinburg Reserve from Weingut Sturm is a wine that enchants with its intense and pure expression of the Riesling grape variety. Originating from the renowned Mosel region in Germany, this wine captures the essence of unique soils, enriched by steep slopes and a favorable microclimate that contribute to the optimal ripening of the grapes.

Upon tasting, the Riesling Spätlese Trocken Steinburg Reserve reveals a brilliant clarity in color and offers an aromatic bouquet of great refinement. Notes of ripe citrus, green apple, and subtle mineral hints blend in perfect balance. On the palate, the wine is dry, with a vibrant freshness that balances with a solid structure and a complexity that pleasantly lingers in the finish.

This is a wine that pairs beautifully with delicate fish dishes, seafood, and Asian cuisine. Thanks to its freshness and structure, the Riesling Spätlese Trocken can also be an excellent companion for a special evening or a worthy addition to the cellar of any wine collector passionate about wines that express their terroir.

The winery

Weingut Sturm – Winery in Franken (Franconia)

Discover the story and wines of Weingut Sturm.

Family-run winery based in Bürgstadt (Franconia, Germany), known for its wines made from Pinot Noir (Spätburgunder), Silvaner and Pinot Blanc (Weißburgunder), particularly from the Centgrafenberg vineyard.

Region: Franken (Franconia)

Country: Germania

Grapes: Pinot nero (Spätburgunder), Silvaner, Pinot bianco (Weißburgunder), Riesling, Scheurebe, Frühburgunder

Vineyards in the Bürgstadter Centgrafenberg, south-facing exposure. Strong focus on Pinot Noir alongside Silvaner and Pinot Blanc. Family-run estate: Christian and his son Felix Sturm Direct sales, tasting packages and winery activities Lines/labels mentioned online: Sandsturm, Sommersturm, Sturm & Drang

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Winery history

The estate is family-run: Christian Sturm leads the company and, since 2018, his son Felix has taken on active roles, bringing new ideas. The family values tradition and hands-on work in the vineyard, with local roots reflected in the official descriptions and on the pages dedicated to the family.

Production philosophy

Terroir-driven production focused on expressing individual vineyard parcels; the winery emphasizes manual work in the vineyard and an artisanal approach to winemaking, with a strong focus on the area's typical grape varieties.

Terroir and vineyards

Vineyards are mainly located on the renowned hill "Bürgstadter Centgrafenberg" and in an outlying parcel at Dertingen, on varied soils ranging from sands/sandstones to Muschelkalk. The Main valley-floor climate favors good ripening.

Awards and recognitions

Wine reviews appear in specialized publications, with scores assigned to some labels; full records of institutional awards are not reported in the sources consulted.