2014 Ungeheuer Grand Cru Pfalz Dr. Bürklin-Wolf

Ungeheuer means monster, and the wines from this vineyard near the town of Forst can taste monstrously good. However, the vineyard is named after a notary in the 17th century named Johan Adam Ungeheuer. Ungeheuer is rich in black basalt, which produces wines of great richness as the black stones soak up the sun's heat. Ungeheuer Riesling G.C. offers a powerful bouquet of nectarine, citrus and a touch of petrol. The flavour is also very powerful and full-bodied with notes of nectarine, peach and exotic citrus. The aftertaste is very long and ends in a mineral finish. A big, powerful Riesling.