Groebe Schereube Trocken

• Vintage: 2019
• Type: White Unfortified still wines
• Capacity: 0, 75 L.
• Alcohol content: 12, 5º

• Winery: Weingut K.f.groebe
• Country: Germany
• D.O: V.D.P. Rheinhessen
• Varieties: Schereube
• Allergens: Contains sulfites

Colour

Clean, clear and bright. Pale yellow with grayish reflections. Very nice to see.

AROMA:

Very delicate aromas are noticeable on the nose, where with an abrupt elegance and modesty the notes of the fruit stand out, in which the red currant and with more persistence the white currant are named, followed by floral touches where the jasmine stands out with all its expression.

TASTE:

Entry into the mouth where you are welcomed by an extremely crunchy acidity. Some spicy and vegetable sensation on the palate, ends up being sharp, long and persistent.

Great with appetizers and a good companion with fatty dishes.

The scheurebe was created by the German winemaker, Dr. Georg Scheu (1879-1949) in 1916, when he worked at the institute as director of spawning varieties of Alzey grapes, Rheinhessen. According to second sources, Dr. Scheu set out to create a superior version of the Sylvaner, with more aroma and greater resistance to the great frosts of Alania. In the late 1990's the Scheurebe was shown to be a crossroads between the Sylvaner and the Riesling. Known as Sämling 88 (with "seedless" Spanish and number 88 define a property of the grape and its serial number at the time of creation, it should be noted that it was renamed in its day). due to its connotation to Nazism due to the number 88, it was renamed Scheu in honor of its creator in 1945.
The scheurebe received protection as a variety and was launched for general cultivation in Alamania in 1956, after the death of Dr. Scheu

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