Weingut Knoll Loibner Riesling Smaragd

A wine that refuses to be rushed. It’s richer, fuller, and more complex than its Federspiel counterpart, taking its time to unfold layer by layer. Ripe apricots, Meyer lemon, and hints of jasmine intertwine with a deep, almost oceanic minerality. It starts off bright and zesty but evolves into something rounder and more textured as it lingers on the palate. This is the kind of wine that changes over the course of an evening—assuming it lasts that long.