The global demand for Schäfer-Fröhlich wines is growing steadily, as is their quality. Each new vintage seems to be a new milestone for what Tim Fröhlich is capable of. The wines are exceptionally beautiful, perfectly balanced, and have fantastic fruit. Schäfer-Fröhlich's success is significant. For example, his dry Riesling and Spätlese Riesling were both named the best in Germany in the 'Königsdisziplinen des deutschen Rieslings', and in the Gault Millau 2013, his Spätleses finished in 1st and 4th place.
Description: Pleasantly uncomplicated and flavorful, soft acidity, fresh, slightly floral, a little spicy, and white fruit.
Pairs well with: Light fish dishes and also goes very well with oysters.
Fun fact: The presence of Müller-Thurgau makes the wine slightly more floral than a pure Riesling, and the acidity is also a bit softer.