White Wines Germany

A varied Chardonnay that perfectly reflects the sunny hills of Germany's smallest wine region.

The Grantschen Riesling HOLZ dry quality wine boasts juicy fruit, lively acidity, and a delicate body.

Location & Terroir Vineyard: Up to 15 different Erste Gewächs locations from the middle and lower Rheingau come together in a site cuvée of Geheimrat "J".

A subtle bouquet of yellow fruits such as peaches, apricots, and a touch of citrus. Herbal and slightly smoky notes are also present.

The complete aging in double barrels is clearly just the right thing for Germany's best grape variety, Riesling.

Strong light yellow. Restrained nose, a hint of cassis. But then the expected fruitiness. Yellow apples, a little mango and a little pineapple.

Cool nose of ripe yellow apple with peel, some citrus fruit, a hint of pastry and herbs; citrus fruit, especially pomelo, fresh yellow stone fruit and dry herbs; slightly tart not.

Exotic, but at the same time mineral bouquet. What is striking on the palate is the voluminous fullness, which perfectly underlines the acidic minerality.

Fresh gum with apple, fresh herbs and leaves.

A beautifully stony nose, reminiscent of wet asphalt after a summer rain.

This Grand Cru wine impresses with clear, concentrated fruit,delicate spice, and herbal minerality. On the palate, it is dense andelegant, piquant with juicy yellow fruit notes.

A firm, somewhat restless and reductive aroma with restrained, rather light yellow fruit notes, herbal aromas, light blossoms, and pronounced minerality.

A very fine and extremely mineral nose, subtle fruit, and a long finish.

Even more restless, yeasty, nutty, and slightly sulphurous aromas of ripe stone fruit and partly candied citrus fruits with herbal notes and pronounced minerality.

Firm and deep, reductive, slightly smoky and still a touch sulfurous aroma with herbal notes, citrus aromas, peach, apricot and intense minerality.

The Grosses Gewächs, the highest classification of the VDP, made from Riesling grapes, impresses above all with its firm and balanced structure.

Classic nose of slate minerality with various reductive fruit components, dried apples, candied stone and pome fruit with a hint of caramel and brioche.

A cool and restrained nose, with a subtle minerality accompanied by licorice and stone fruit.

Cool nose of freshly peeled stone fruit, pastry, and light blossoms.

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.