Marc Kreydenweiss Riesling Kastelberg Grand Cru Bio 2021

From Andlau’s celebrated Kastelberg Grand Cru, this biodynamic Riesling reflects the site’s distinctive black-schist soils in a dry, terroir-focused style. Marc Kreydenweiss helped move Alsace Grand Cru Riesling away from the expectation of sweetness from the 1980s onward; his son Antoine has continued that tradition with a more natural-minded approach.

Tasting Notes
The 2021 vintage’s specific tasting notes are not provided. Riesling from Kastelberg is often associated with a focused, mineral character shaped by its schist soils, alongside the grape’s bright citrus and orchard-fruit aromas. The wine is made in a dry style; its precise profile and aging potential will depend on the bottle’s condition and development.

Production
The Kastelberg vineyard in Andlau is known for its black-schist soils, and the Kreydenweiss vines have been farmed biodynamically since the 1980s. The estate’s approach favors dry, terroir-led Riesling, with Antoine Kreydenweiss further emphasizing a natural style. Details of the 2021 harvest and vinification are not available.

Food & Serving
Serve chilled, around 10–12°C, with seafood, shellfish, freshwater fish or poultry. Its dry, mineral style should also suit dishes with herbs or gentle spice. Decanting is not essential, though a little time in the glass can help the wine open up.

Producer
Famille Kreydenweiss is based in Andlau, in Alsace, where the family is closely associated with the region’s Grand Cru vineyards. Marc Kreydenweiss was an early advocate of dry Grand Cru Riesling and biodynamic farming, practices continued by his son Antoine. Their Kastelberg wines are recognized for expressing the character of this distinctive schist-based site.

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