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The grapes for this Silvaner from the Kapellenberg vineyard, classified as a VDP.Erste Lage (Premier Cru), are harvested by hand in stages and then aged in 500-liter barrels.
The brilliant, pale yellow color of this Pinot Blanc Chardonnay is instantly captivating.
A cool and reductive nose with delicate fruit, mainly citrus and stone fruit, some minerality, and bright floral notes.
Light herbal notes on the nose with plenty of rock and a touch of stem.
Herbal nose with ripe pear. Very straightforward appearance, stylish and neat, well-trained body with a firm backbone, yet the structure remains elegant and refined, not a loud ty.
A wolf in sheep's clothing. Minerality with hints of citrus and a touch of pear. The minerality continues on the palate. Flint, salt, slightly herbal notes, and yellow fruits.
True to its name, this off-dry wine opens with a fragrant summer symphony of currants, strawberries, and gooseberries, accentuated by graceful notes of buddleia.
Dried herbs, fresh tobacco, pastries, and vanilla pod.
The sandy loess soils of the Nußdorfer Kirchenstück vineyard, with their fine limestone content, allow the grapes to develop juicy aromas of apple, lychee, nectarine, and grapefru.
The 2022 Bretzenheimer Chardonnay from the In den Zehn Morgen winery impresses with its fresh and juicy characteristics.
An elegant and mineral Pinot Blanc of the usual high quality.
The warm climate and the volcanic weathered soils are ideal for growing vines that have a pronounced fruitiness, a fine minerality and a welcome harmonious character.
The Grosses Gewächs, the highest classification of the VDP, made from Riesling grapes, impresses above all with its firm and balanced structure.
The finesse of the Riesling Kallstadter Saumagen GG is evident in its elegant nose, characterized by light-colored minerality and delicate citrus notes.
This Riesling Grosses Gewächs – the highest classification of the VDP – boasts a floral nose with yellow fruit aromas and fine minerality. Minerality also dominates on the palate.
A firm, somewhat subdued, cool, and quite complex citrus-peach aroma with delicate herbal notes, pronounced minerality, and floral hints.
An exotic yet mineral bouquet. On the palate, the wine is strikingly full-bodied, perfectly complementing the acidity and minerality.
Fresh rubber with apple, fresh herbs and leaves.
A cool nose with plenty of rock, flint, some dried flowers, herbs, and a touch of hay.
A cool nose of mirabelle plum fruit and blossoms, with a hint of stony notes, airy – like an orchard on a hillside where a fresh breeze blows, appearing open, light, and free.
Firm, cool, and deep, still slightly unsettled, very mineral citrus and stone fruit aromas with tart, herbal nuances in the background.
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