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Kirschheck is the registered individual vineyard in Norheim, within the Nahe protected origin.

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Norheimer Kirschheck wines in South Carolina

Kirschheck is the registered individual vineyard in Norheim, within the Nahe protected origin.

About Norheimer Kirschheck

Riesling

White

Citrus and orchard-fruit flavours with fresh acidity. Sweetness, texture and maturity depend on the individual wine.

Where it grows: Norheim, Bereich Nahetal, Nahe, Germany.

Kirschheck belongs to the wine-growing locality of Norheim, within the Burgweg collective designation and Bereich Nahetal. Riesling offers a useful introduction to this vineyard. The named site identifies the place; producer, harvest and sweetness describe the individual wine. The legal registered vineyard and the VDP classified footprint are separate definitions, so a classification should be read alongside the full origin.

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