White Wines Germany

The Kirchner Merlot Blanc de Noir presents itself in the glass with light salmon-pink hues.

The bouquet of the Pinot Gris estate wine presents itself with aromas of ripe, floury pear, almond and herbs.

The Riesling comes from the Kreuznach local vineyards, whichare known from a wide variety of soil compositions.

Clear apricot and peach with a note of meadow flowers.

On the nose, yellow plums, white flowers, fresh figs and a delicately dark spice. The wine is juicy. Sweet fruits are present.

Fragrant nose of yellow flowers and peaches. Very stimulating. Juicy on the palate with a long, citrusy finish.

This Pinot Blanc from the calcareous loess-loam vineyards around Walsheim shines with its typical varietal aromas such as pear, lemon, and even fresh pineapple and apple notes.

Very fine stone fruit, ripe honeydew melon, striking mineralitywith a hint of garden herbs.

With Celebrate, Beasts!, Aileen and Johanna Lorenz (wives of the Lorenz sons) have made it clear what you need for a party: a wine that captivates with its aroma, boasts a wonderf.

The white wine from the East impresses with versatile aromas of acacia honey, brioche, quince and butter pear. A fine vanilla note rounds it off perfectly.

Ripe, deep, and rich. This Pinot Blanc GG impresses with aromas of pineapple, mango, pear, and nuts. It pairs well with robust white fish, seafood, and grilled meats.

A cool nose of pear, gooseberry, and herbs.

Fine bubbles and a harmonious interplay of yellow fruits, brioche, and elegant acidity.

Fine perlage and harmonious interplay between yellow fruits, brioche and elegant acidity.

With its bouquet of apples and yellow fruit, noble citrus notes and acidity typical of the grape variety, the Riesling seduces in an irresistible way.

Exquisite aromas of gooseberries and bay leaves, rounded off by a subtle herbal note, create an intensely fruity bouquet.

The grapes for this Chardonnay are organically grown. In the glass, the wine displays aromas of Williams pear and apricot tart with dried flowers and fresh butter.

This old-school wine is anything but old-fashioned, it is pure Riesling, unadulterated and without any frills.

The (still) unknown fungus-resistant Cabernet Blanc grape variety has only been in cultivation since around 2004, but already has clearly good potential.

Thick-skinned apple, wood spice, a hint of dried lemon peel, herbal spice, fresh leaves, and a touch of cardboard.

A cool nose of peach pastry and blossoms.

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

The Weißer Burgunder Am Alten Rod QbA trocken 2023 from Rheinhessen presents a meltingly fresh combination of Weißer Burgunder and Chardonnay.