Mugler Riesling trocken 2024

Wine Description for Mugler Riesling Trocken 2024 by M. Schädler – Steffen Mugler

Colour & Appearance

Luminous, pale yellow with lively silvery reflections and a hint of green – a glass that already promises freshness and youthfulness to the eye.

Nose

The nose is immediately captivating: citrus peel, lime zest and crisp green apple play together with a light touch, accompanied by delicate white flowers. Beneath lies a fine, clear minerality that lends depth and provenance to the bouquet.

Palate

On the palate, the wine reveals what Palatinate Riesling can achieve in its more elegant expression: vibrant acidity, precise and invigorating, embedded in a bright, juicy fruit texture. A saline minerality runs like a thread through the wine, lending it tension and character. The moderate alcohol content of 11.5% vol. keeps everything in balance – light-footed, yet never thin.

Finish

Fresh, precise and invigorating – the finish is characterised by citrus-driven coolness and a fine salinity. One inevitably reaches for the next sip.

Terroir & Origin

Hailing from Maikammer in southern Palatinate, a place with a long winemaking tradition, this Riesling reflects the signature of an estate that understands the soil as the starting point for all its work. Organic biodynamic viticulture according to nature’s rhythms is not a philosophy on the label here, but lived practice.

Grape Variety & Vinification

Riesling in its purest, unadulterated form. Steffen and Daniela Mugler rely on meticulous handwork – from harvest to maturation. No shortcuts, no compromises. The result is a wine that brings the energy of its origin into the glass unfiltered.

Food Pairing Recommendations

An ideal companion for grilled fish, asparagus with hollandaise, Asian cuisine with citrus notes, or simply a glass on its own – as an aperitif pleasure on a warm evening. Also a delight with light goat’s cheese dishes.

Special Features

A wine with extraordinary value for money: crafted by hand, biodynamically farmed, with the elegance and freshness one would expect from a considerably more expensive Riesling. Drinking beautifully now, but also gaining charm with short-term cellaring.