Villa Wolf Pinot Gris sauvignon-blanc then more complex elements show

then more complex elements show their wares on the palate in leesy savoury notes and a crisp apple-like acidity that’s long and even

- Arthur Ostertag

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Its deep ruby color features violet reflections

black olive

Villa Wolf Pinot Gris sauvignon-blanc then more complex elements showThe predominant soil type is well drained, weathered sandstone, which produces wines with a fruit driven purity and a stony structure. The fruit is harvested at optimal ripeness for a bright, fresh style. No overripe or botrytis affected fruit is allowed. The grapes are processed as quickly as possible to preserve freshness, with fermentation in a combination of stainless steel, large neutral oak casks and concrete tanks.