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A cool, salty-mineral nose with some stone fruit.
A cool and highly perfumed nose with rose and herbal aromas.
Our new wine from Königschaffhauser! The Blanc de Noir presents itself on the palate as beautifully racy and fresh with aromas of orange and vanilla and appealing fruit acidity.
A firm and quite deep, still reductive, distinctly yeasty and herbal nose of ripe yellow fruits with floral nuances and pronounced minerality.
Cool nose with stone fruit, especially pear and a light smoky note.
A typical Pinot Gris with aromas of stone fruit, such as apricot and vineyard peach, tart citrus, fresh herbs, and a touch of minerality.
Passion fruit, mango, and peach lend it an expressive fruitiness, balanced by cool minerality, moderate acidity, and a long, linear finish.
In their search for the perfect location for their new cuvée of Pinot Blanc and Chardonnay, the two Spreitzer brothers chose a plot in the upper Doosberg vineyard.
Herbal, slightly bacon-like, mushroomy, and subtly floral nose with restrained yellow fruit and mineral notes.
A rather firm, still reductive and closed, distinctly vegetal to slightly herbaceous, quite mineral aroma with yellow fruit and peppery notes, as well as a hint of mustard seed.
The "Falkenlay" parcel was once considered the prime site of the Pünderich Marienburg vineyard.
An excellent first nose with aromas of citrus fruits and green apple. A subtle smokiness with pronounced minerality completes the bouquet.
The Hatzenport Kirchberg Riesling GG 2023 unfolds a captivating interplay of aromas with a mineral fragrance.
A cool nose with plenty of citrus fruit, slightly tart but also partly candied citrus, a touch of biscuit, iodine, slightly salty with fresh herbs.
Profound and captivating. From ancient, 55-year-old vines. A true heavyweight: concentrated, full-bodied, as mineral as it is juicy.
In 1990, the best Chardonnay clones from Burgundy's Cru vineyards were cultivated in the south-west facing Kirchberg vineyard.
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.
A subtle bouquet of yellow fruits such as peaches, apricots, and a touch of citrus. Herbal and slightly smoky notes are also present.
Strong light yellow. Restrained nose, a hint of cassis. But then the expected fruitiness. Yellow apples, a little mango and a little pineapple.
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