White Wines

2023 marked the long-awaited premiere of this GG, for which we had patiently waited ten years after replanting.

The most famous Winkler vineyard lies just a stone's throw from the Rhine – consequently, the river strongly influences the microclimate.

The Arneis grape variety, known as Barolo Bianco, is the white counterpart to the top red wines of Northern Italy.

This Palatinate Riesling begins very lively with a ripe aroma of fruity citrus notes, yellow peach, and apricot.

A herbal, yeasty nose with pear, light roasted notes, and peanut.

This well-balanced Chardonnay impresses with its vibrant fruit aromas of pineapple, pear, and apple, and its precise character.

The 2022 Narrenkappe Riesling from the In den Zehn Morgen winery is dry with vibrant aromas of citrus and tropical fruits, complemented by floral nuances.

A cool nose with plenty of spicy apple with peel (Cox's Orange Pippin), blossoming herbs, a slight chalky note, and ripe papaya.

Fermented very slowly with natural yeasts and aged for a good 18 months on the fine lees, the Grand Cru Les Clos unfolds its characteristic minerality with a delicate hint of spic.

On the nose, it's intense and very vibrant. Aromas of lime and yellow grapefruit are accompanied by attractive notes of fresh pineapple, passion fruit, and orange blossom.

Fino and Moscatel form the basis of this white vermouth, giving it a surprisingly complex aroma profile.

Even Pliny the Elder is said to have mentioned it in his writings, almost 2,000 years ago. Chez Jau Muscat de Rivesaltes is clearly younger.

This indigenous grape variety is complex to cultivate and yields only a small harvest.

Ready-mixed and ready to enjoy, this non-alcoholic aperitivo is the perfect interpretation of the classic Spritz.

Ried Falkenberg is a cool, east-facing slope at the very top of the Bisamberg, characterized by extremely calcareous soils.

Jörg Geiger's non-alcoholic TeeSecco Weiß from Germany combines the freshness of green tea with vibrant fruit notes.