‘Im Pfarrgarten’ means ‘The Garden of the Rectory’. It’s part of the famous Hofberg – the Dhron valley’s most important, historic vineyard, which takes its name from this tributary of the Mosel river.

All harvesting is by hand, with thorough selection in the vineyard and minimal intervention. Only natural yeasts are used and wines are left on their lees for extended periods.

On the nose, complex aromas of lime, grapefruit and white spice. Abundant citrus characters on the palate combined with crisp, zesty acidity ensures that, despite residual sugar levels of around 18g/l, the wine has a creamy yet refreshing finish.

This wine can match flavoursome dishes such as pork belly cooked with Asian spices.