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Stahlnagel Silvaner

Franken , Germany

Silvaner

4.1 | 30 Reviews

Winemaker Tobias is the rising star in Franconia. He works experimentally, but does not forget family traditions. His Stahlnagel Silvaner ripens on stainless steel and is therefore extra fresh and mineral, with aromas of apple and citrus.

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About the winemaker

"In 2015, I took over Winzerhof Nagel from my parents. Some things have changed. For example, I started transitioning to organic viticulture in 2019 and am always curious about new developments in the wine world. Other things, however, never change. For example, I do my best to preserve the winemaking traditions of Franconia and, like my parents, I believe that wine is made in the vineyards. By the way, those vineyards are largely in an old quarry, where you might not expect grape vines."

Tobias nagel

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Proefnotitie van wijninkoper Laurence

"Frisse aroma's van groene appel, citrus en een vleugje kruiden maar vooral lekker mineraal. Ideaal bij gegrilde vis, frisse salades en zon."

Product information

Winemaker	Tobias Nagel
Wine estate	Winzerhof Nagel
Grape	silvaner
Year	2023
Origin	Franken, Germany
Harvest per hectare	75 hl/ha
Grapevines	22 years old
Soil	mussel lime
Alcohol percentage	12%
Vine culture	sustainable

Tasting profile	easy (dry, crisp white)
Tastes like	green apple, lime, mineral
Pair with	aperitif, asparagus, burrata, salad

Franken , Germany

If you say Franconia, you say Silvaner. It is one of the few German regions where the riesling grape does not come first. The typical mussel lime found in the soil here does something special to the silvaner grape. Whereas in many other regions this grape is still a little understated and produces neutral wines, in Franconia it actually produces exciting, super fresh, mineral wines. Talk about terroir! The history of the region goes back more than 1,200 years, when Emperor Charlemagne approved a document in 779 describing the boundaries between the towns of Randersacker and Würzburg. The region's many medieval buildings may not go back that far, but they give a good idea of its rich past. Combined with the many wine festivals, Franconia becomes a region more than worth visiting.

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