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2021 Immich-Batterieberg Riesling Kabinett "CAI", Mosel, Germany
The 2021 Immich-Batterieberg Riesling Kabinett "CAI" is a beautifully expressive wine with aromas of green apple, white peach, and lime zest, interwoven with delicate floral notes and a hint of slate minerality. On the palate, it is light and lively, with crisp acidity that balances the wine’s natural sweetness. Flavors of ripe citrus, orchard fruits, and wet stone lead to a long, mouthwatering finish with a refreshing touch of salinity.
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ABOUT THIS WINE
The 2021 Immich-Batterieberg Riesling Kabinett "CAI" is a stunning example of Mosel Riesling, offering both elegance and vibrancy. The wine is sourced from steep, slate-rich vineyards along the Mosel River, where the cool climate and unique soils contribute to the wine’s intense minerality and freshness. "CAI" stands for Carl August Immich, a nod to the estate’s historic roots. This Kabinett is fermented with indigenous yeasts and aged in stainless steel to preserve its pure fruit character and crisp acidity. The result is a wine that is both food-friendly and perfect for sipping on its own, with versatility for pairing with spicy Asian cuisine, seafood, or light salads.
ABOUT THIS PRODUCER
Immich-Batterieberg is one of the oldest estates in the Mosel, with a winemaking history dating back to the 15th century. The estate is renowned for its commitment to traditional winemaking methods and its focus on terroir-driven Rieslings. The vineyards are located on some of the most challenging, steep slopes of the Mosel, where the slate soils impart a distinct mineral character to the wines. Under the direction of winemaker Gernot Kollmann, Immich-Batterieberg continues to produce exceptional Rieslings that are revered for their purity, precision, and ability to age gracefully. The "CAI" Riesling Kabinett is a testament to the estate’s dedication to quality and its deep connection to the Mosel’s rich winemaking heritage.