Two Hands ‘The Boy’ Riesling 2014 puente-alto and spice from old vine

and spice from old vine Grenache

Muscat is one of the most widely grown varieties in Europe

The finish is long and harmonious

not too forward

yellow colour testify to this champagne’s energy and vigour

Two Hands ‘The Boy’ Riesling 2014 puente-alto and spice from old vineThe bouquet is very reserved with notes of fresh tea leaf, apple blossom, fresh hay, freshly squeezed lemon, juniper and nougat. The palate is thick and holds a concentrated texture, the flow is dense and the wine holds a nice weight. As the liquid rolls across your tongue, deep and broad flavours of wet stone, marmalade and apricot unwind through the texture. The acid profile is very neat and not obvious in any way.