Dr. Bürklin-Wolf Kirchenstück G.C. 2003, from Germany’s Pfalz, is a 100% Riesling from the Kirchenstück vineyard’s sandstone soils in a 3.0L double magnum. The bouquet unveils an evolved array of honeyed peach, candied lemon, and ripe apricot, layered with petrol and wet slate. The palate is full-bodied, bone-dry with vibrant acidity, delivering flavors of stone fruit, citrus, and a hint of spice, with a rich, lingering finish. Fermented spontaneously and aged in neutral oak, it reflects Bürklin-Wolf’s biodynamic approach. The 2003 vintage, known for its ripeness, produced a wine of remarkable depth, ideal for pairing with robust fish dishes or aged cheeses. Its concentrated flavor profile and evolved finesse make it a collector’s gem, showcasing Kirchenstück’s iconic terroir. With exceptional aging potential, this Grand Cru in a double magnum offers enthusiasts a profound expression of Pfalz’s winemaking heritage.