The soils of the Franconia region, where the Zehnthof Luckert estate is located, play a crucial role in the quality of the wines. Characterized by shell limestone and Keuper, they provide ideal conditions for growing grape varieties such as Silvaner and Riesling. The mineral-rich soils impart unique complexity and expressiveness to the grapes, which is reflected in the wines from Zehnthof Luckert. The winemakers use their deep understanding of these soils to produce wines of exceptional quality and character.
Sauvignon Blanc is a versatile white grape variety known for its vibrant aromas and distinctive freshness. Originally from Bordeaux in France, it is now grown worldwide. Sauvignon Blanc wines are famous for their notes of green grass, gooseberry, citrus fruits, and herbs. They can range from dry to off-dry and are popular as refreshing aperitifs or as companions to seafood, salads, and light poultry dishes.
