Andreas Durst is a bohemian who moved to a forgotten part of the Pfalz, on the northern border with the Rheinhessen a few decades ago, to get closer to his true love, wine. In contrast to Germany’s myopic focus on Riesling, Andreas is fascinated by the periphery – by the grapes and traditions no longer in vogue. Riesling was often blended with Sylvaner – this isn’t done so much anymore because Riesling is more valuable on its own. For this reason, Andreas blends it and we get his tongue-in-cheek “AngelDust.”