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The 2023 Trollinger Qualitätswein feinherb from the Jürgen Ellwanger winery is characterized by its refined elegance.
Our Edelis Talheimer Kirchenweinberg Spätburgunder Spätlese trocken (dry Pinot Noir) has a full-bodied and rich character.
Cold fireplace smoke with wood spice, fresh bacon, and a hint of red berry fruit in the background.
A slightly steely nose with roasted notes, cold smoke, and cherries.
Deep, dark color with plenty of spice, dried chocolate crêpe, cassis, plum, and a touch of wood spice.
The Edelis Fleiner Kirchenweinberg Lemberger with Samtrot Kabinett is a spicy red wine with aromas and flavors reminiscent of dark berries. Soft, velvety tannins caress the palate.
A profound nose with cold smoke, stewed cranberries, blackberries, preserved cherries, and dark chocolate.
"The juice from hand-picked, old pears of the Gelbmöstler, Nägelesbirne and Schweizer Wasserbirne varieties promises unexpected density."
This wine presents itself in the glass with a brilliant brick color. Classic cherry fruit with a hint of iron rises from the glass, complemented by a spicy cedar note.
Egon Müller's 2024 Riesling Le Gallais Wiltinger Braune Kupp Beerenauslese reveals a captivating sweetness with captivating aromas of honey and dried fruits that characterize the.
The finest version of our Pinot Noir wines is dedicated to the house's middle daughter: Charlotte.
The history of Hundsrück, our winery's flagship, dates back to the early 16th century.
The Schlossberg, already historically a Grand Cru site, benefits from its extremely steep terraced vineyard, its hot location and the resulting warm wine character.
Teakwood, fine cigar smoke, delicate dry spice, cold charcoal smoke, nougat chocolate on the nose with pickled and peppery cherries and dried plums.
Of course, here is the amended version of the text:Achkarrer Schlossberg: Pinot Noir plots in this historic location are characterized by black volcanic soil (tephrite) and, due t.
The Centgrafenberg in Bürgstadt has always been the home of our winery. This wine is our timeless classic, displaying cool power, iron minerality, and elegance.
The Catholic parish church in Dernau still owns this parcel of land – hence the name.
The nose is reminiscent of a cool winter night walk under a clear sky and bright moonlight, with hints of coal smoke and spice and pickled cherries.
The name Sonnenberg speaks for itself. 95% of the vineyards are steep slopes,ideally facing south, facing the sun, offering the best conditions for Pinot Noir.
A dark berry-spicy cuvée of Merlot, St.
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