This outstanding vineyard is completely owned by Dr. Bürklin-Wolf. Its first written mention dates back to the Late Middle Ages, when it was classified as a first-class vineyard by the Royal Bavarian Land Register. This wine is fermented in large, old oak barrels without added yeast and then matured on fine lees until June 2020. Primarily it’s a great wine and only secondarily is it a Riesling. Instead of the usual carnival-atmosphere hustle and bustle of Riesling, it brings the Gaisböhl’s elevated and relaxed atmosphere with its restrained aromas of lime, apricot, hay and dried flowers. It’s extremely deep and dense on the palate, with a smooth, ripe acid structure, apricot and pineapple aromas and a pronounced mineral character. The finish lingers on for minutes. A dignified wine.