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Forst Riesling brings the Pfalz’s celebrated vineyard names into focus, from Pechstein to neighbouring slopes.
Citrus, peach and a lively, dry palate with ripe fruit and savoury texture.
Stone fruit, citrus and layered texture with a long, dry finish; expression varies by site.
Forst is a wine village whose vineyard names give more precise origins. Pechstein includes basalt alongside other soils, while nearby sites have their own geology and exposure. Riesling is the clearest introduction to these contrasts. A village wine and a classified single-site wine offer different ways to explore; neither a soil name nor a famous site guarantees one fixed flavour.
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Forst. 1 wine in Nebraska.