Kunstler Hochheim Kirchenstuck Riesling Grosses Gewachs 2020

Until the end of World War II, the family grew grapes on their estate 80 km north of Vienna, in Untertannowitz in the South Moravian Region in the Czech Republic. After expropriation and expulsion, Franz Kunstler was forced to leave the homeland of his family and in 1965 he re-established the Weingut Kunstler in Hochheim Main/Rheingau. In 1992 his son Gunter took over the estate, and in 1994 the estate was admitted to the VDP. Generally, soils here are loess, clay, sand, loam, marl and limestone. The greatest sites in the village are Domdechaney (pronounced Dom-Dey-Sha-Nay), Kirchenstuck, and Holle while you could consider Herrnberg and Stielweg 1er Crus.

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