White Wines

Pinot Gris is the winery's most important white variety.

BERG ROTTLAND is a steep slope with a gradient of over 30% on the western outskirts of Rüdesheim, near the Binger Loch.

By purchasing plots from the famous ERBACHER MARCOBRUNN single vineyard, Corvers-Kauter was able to acquire a piece of German wine culture.

Young new aromas dominate, nutty-tender lemon/lime with a cornucopia of fruit aromas - in harmony with the balance of elegance, real freshness and complexity.

Subtle copper-colored reflections indicate a longer maceration time, which can quickly add a little more color to the glass with Pinot Gris.

The rare indigenous Vidiano grape has almost been forgotten on Crete. Now it and with it its great potential has been rediscovered.

Vilana is one of the most widespread autochthonous white wine varieties of the island of Crete. It loves sandy soil and a dry climate.

A summer or after-work wine from the Weinviertel in a modern guise.

Fresh and fruity with aromas of tropical fruits, citrus notes with a balanced acid structure.

Balanced and fruity with notes of fresh peach and quince.

Juicy aromas of strawberries and blackberries. Filigree with a fine structure.

Pleasant and clear notes of pears, quinces and bananas. Vinous and full with a melty structure.

Juicy clear aromas, round body and easily accessible. The wine for every occasion.

Fine acidity and harmonious sweetness ensure a juicy taste experience. A characteristic Riesling with clear aromas of apples and citrus fruits.

Floral notes with subtle hints of tropical fruits and gooseberries. Elegant with an expressive, fine acid structure.

Warm, yellow and fresh fruit aromas on the nose. Due to its fine acid structure, the wine is wonderfully lively and juicy.

Fine and elegant interplay of fruit, yellow-fruity, delicate acid structure, juicy.

If you compare the indigenous white wine variety Malagouzia with local grape varieties, its character is similar to that of Burgundy varieties.

The mixed sentence is an Austrian specialty that combines the many different grape varieties of a winery into a harmonious whole in one wine.

The grapes come from the Hagenbrunner vineyards at the foot of the Bisamberg. The soils consist of sandy loam and silt. The continental climate has Pannonian influences.

Goldtröpfchen GG already shines on the nose with the tropical fruits and cassis notes so familiar from the location, which are accompanied by herbal and spicy notes such as green.

An elegant representative of the Mosel, the Layet Riesling GG 2021, shows promising aromas.

The aromas of the Laurentiuslay Riesling GG 2021 from Nik Weis St. Urbans-Hof reveal themselves in youthful freshness and straightforward elegance.