Two Hands ‘The Boy’ Riesling 2014 la-mondotte The oldest vines date back

The oldest vines date back to 1965

This wine is dedicated to "Alma Schild”

The fruit was destemmed and transferred into a stainless steel tank where it was kept cool until fermentation started naturally

Roche Noire and Rochelle

The lifted bouquet swirls with jasmine

Two Hands ‘The Boy’ Riesling 2014 la-mondotte The oldest vines date backThe bouquet is very reserved with notes of fresh tea leaf, apple blossom, fresh hay, freshly squeezed lemon, juniper and nougat. The palate is thick and holds a concentrated texture, the flow is dense and the wine holds a nice weight. As the liquid rolls across your tongue, deep and broad flavours of wet stone, marmalade and apricot unwind through the texture. The acid profile is very neat and not obvious in any way.