White Wines Germany

On the nose there are aromas of citrus fruits, white peach and a hint of damp stone. On the palate it is dry, beautifully clear and lean, with cool minerality and elegance.

Exotic nose, papaya, dragon fruit, but also citrus such as calamansi. Harmony between exotic and citrus. The balanced interplay of acidity and sweetness makes drinking easy.

The excellent microclimate, with high temperatures and abundant sunshine at the sheltered south-southwest-facing elevation, combined with good ventilation and correspondingly long.

Ripe pears and juicy apples on the nose, complemented by smoky and subtle nutty nuances.

Intense nose with bright blossoms, tart grapefruit, a light orangeade note, some kiwi, but also peach, dried tree bark, dried herbs, a touch of butter, and freshly cut grass in th.

A cool nose with notes of preserved apricot, mace, herbs, rose petals, and a touch of honey.

With Feiert, Biester! (Celebrate, Beasts!), Aileen and Johanna Lorenz (wives of the Lorenz sons) have made it clear what you need for a proper celebration: a wine that seduces wit.

The Martin Waßmer winery is located in the Markgräflerland region of Baden, one of Germany's warmest and most traditional wine regions.

Charming nose with captivating aromas of peach ice cream and raspberry candy, a touch of pink grapefruit with peel and bright blossoms, like acacia.

More than just a simple estate wine: Kraichgau in a glass. An incredibly rare delicacy from the hilly region, made from vines up to 50 years old.

The 2025 Pinot Gris from loess soil in Baden exhibits a dry character with fresh apple aromas and mineral notes.

A crisp Sauvignon Blanc from 2024 unfolds vibrant aromas of citrus fruits and tropical fruit like pineapple and guava.

The vineyard is named after the former court site on the Heppenheimer Landberg, where justice was administered for over a thousand years.

This non-alcoholic Pinot Gris comes close to its alcoholic counterpart.

You have to take a second sip before you realize this is the non-alcoholic version of Pinot Blanc. Jasmine and a hint of lemon on the nose.

Riesling. Dry. Saar. In a year like 2021, that really says it all. The graceful apricot and nectarine nose is infused with delicate herbs and thinly coated with apple jelly.

A cool nose of stone fruit, a touch of mustard flour, a hint of acacia blossom, and fresh herbs.

A fascinating expression of the Mosel region is revealed in the 2023 Riesling GG from Schloss Lieser.

The Steinberg vineyard was the Cistercians' favorite. By 1239, they had gradually acquired the entire site.

A complex white wine blend made from Württemberg's PIWI grape varieties. On the nose, a veritable fruit basket of local and exotic fruits paired with a delicate herbal spice.

This estate wine presents itself on the nose with fresh citrus fruit, green apple and a hint of slate.

A semi-dry Riesling with lots of freshness and an uncomplicated drinkability. The wine aromas of citrus, crisp apple and a touch of ripe peach.

Aromas of yellow apple, blossom honey and fine herbs. Balanced on the palate with a delicate residual sweetness, lively acidity and playful fruit expression.

This dry estate wine is an ideal introduction to the world of Rheingau Riesling. The nose reveals fresh aromas of citrus fruits, green apple and the occasional fine floral note.