Stoller Dundee Hills Rosé South Korea The word ‘Graupert’ means unkempt

The word ‘Graupert’ means unkempt in the local dialect and refers to this vineyard’s unique pruning method: these vines are left completely to their own devises

herbal tones and a hint of bitter coffee

The forest aromas are juxtaposed with the fine and complex flavors of traveling aromatics

with each person picking 6-8 kilos per day

The Voltes White is made from a blend of Roditis and Moschofilero

Stoller Dundee Hills Rosé South Korea The word ‘Graupert’ means unkempt"A cornerstone of our production for more than a decade, we intentionally harvest a mlange of pinot clones that are then whole cluster pressed and fermented in stainless steel to achieve a balanced and bright style. Aromas of pomelo, Hood strawberry, and white nectarine leap out of the glass, almost obscuring more bashful undertones of wet stone and uncut grass. The palate is taut with initial juicy citrus flavors that give way to notes of dried