White Wines

The nose reveals notes of hazelnuts, yellow apples, and a hint of brioche, accompanied by ripe yellow fruits.

Alcoholic fermentation takes place in French oak barrels, 20% of which are new. The nose reveals elegant notes of linden blossom, roasted almonds, and a hint of quince.

The old monopole vineyard Rosengarten lies near the Rhine, directly adjacent to the Spreitzer winery.

Clear and delicately juicy, lively and fresh with a strong pull, subtle extract sweetness, firm body with a delicate structure, some stone fruit and extracts, subtle and deep, lon.

Piquepoul was already described as one of the six most famous grape varieties from the Languedoc by the botanist Pierre Maniol in 1618.

Oremus Tokaj Mandolas shines in a light golden yellow. Its aroma is characterized by lots of grapefruit, citrus fruit, lime blossom, camomile, saffron, herbs and a hint of wood.

A unique dry white wine from the renowned Tokaj region. Fermentation takes place in wooden vats, and the wine then matures on its lees in new oak barrels.

This Palatinate Riesling starts very lively with a ripe scent of fruity citrus notes, yellow peach notes and apricots.

Grande Montagne is a small plot on a hill (310 m) whose soils are characterized by limestone and clay. This gives this Premier Cru its balance of minerality, power and finesse.

Zapallar lies on the coast of Aconcagua, less than 170 km northwest of the Chilean capital, Santiago.Beachgoers enjoy the sunset here.

A classic representation from the warm Wairau Valley, which impresses with its explosive tropical fruit aromas.

The Jolivet icon bears the name of its terroir.

The Monte del Frà winery, owned by the Bonomo family for three generations, was founded in 1958 in the heart of the moraine hills of Lake Garda in Sommacampagna.

The Monte del Frà winery, owned by the Bonomo family for three generations, was founded in 1958 in the heart of the morainic hills of Lake Garda, in Sommacampagna.

The Monte del Frà winery, owned by the Bonomo family for three generations, was founded in 1958 in the heart of the morainic hills of Lake Garda in Sommacampagna.

The name Glarea is of Romansh origin and means gravel, a clear reference to the nature of the soil in the Glarea vineyards.

Cool nose with herbal spice, dried flowers, a touch of fruit and pastry.

The steep Schlossberg vineyard features calcareous volcanic rock. The vines were cultivated using massal selection to preserve genetic diversity within the vineyard.

Primarily from the estate's young vines, sourced from various parcels in the Côte Chalonnaise and Côte de Beaune. A pale yellow color.

Nestled in the Miltenberg basin, on the sharp southwestern bend of the Main River, the Bürgstadter Berg vineyard benefits from a mild, warm microclimate sheltered by the Odenwald.

This Sauvignon presents itself in the glass as temptingly exotic with a complex fruit of mango, papaya, lime and red grapefruit, but also herbal aromas reminiscent of lemongrass.

A selection of plots on hillsides, ideally located south of the village of Chablis. Pale golden yellow. Floral aromas (hawthorn) mingled with citrus notes. Fine minerality.

Experience the irresistible taste of the 1924 Double Gold Buttery Chardonnay. This exquisite wine offers notes of juicy apples, ripe pears and tropical fruits with a hint of oak.