Ok, so Sylvaner isn't exactly the most common grape variety around, but in places like Alsace, southwestern Germany, and Alto-Adige it's a regular part of the wine culture. This particular Sylvaner comes from Henry Fuchs' oldest vines in Ribeauville where 60 years of age allows the vines to produce small but incredibly complex buunches of fruit that make for a fabulous introduction to this varietal. An aromatic and exotic nose leads to a medium bodied palate that is precise, full-bodied, crisp and soil-driven in personality, with a lovely core of fruit. This wine shows fine balance and a long, complex, and classy finish.