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Müller-Thurgau is a typically German grape variety that is showcased really well by the soils in the southern Palatinate.
Cool but intense nose with fresh herbs, some sponge cake, mirabelle plum and baked apple.
The ROTHENPFAD area, characterized by red slate, presents itself again as powerful and elegant at the same time.
Typical Silvaner with a cool style and a good portion of terroir. The WÜRZBURGER STEIN is full of taut minerality that makes the soil almost tasteable.
The Stettener Stein location forces the vines to have deep roots, ideal conditions for the Riesling grape variety, which needs exactly such conditions to produce really great wine.
Once again, this unique location impresses with a parade Silvaner.
The 2021 DOOSBERG GG is already exceptionally accessible at its young stage. The relatively high acidity that the vintage brought with it ensures a very stimulating drinking flow.
The Geltz/Zilliken Saarburger Riesling trocken 2021 unfolds a lively and playful aroma reminiscent of lychee, green apple, and grapefruit.
The summer of 2022 was considered the summer of the century, which doesn't always equate to a vintage of the century for wine, as we've known since the 2003 vintage at the latest.
Compared to the RECHBÄCHEL, the wine is much more accessible.
When the RECHBÄCHEL is tasted young, it needs a lot of air. At first there is little fruit, but instead lots of dark mineral notes.
The basis of the new FROM THE LOCATIONS wine line is formed by all of Christmann's own classified vineyards with their soils and microclimates.
The Dreissigacker Chardonnay is grown in the cool and wind-open locations of Westhofen, which are farmed organically.
Linden blossom, a touch of vanilla pudding, and stone fruit.
A firm, almost reductive scent characterizes the Goldtröpfchen Riesling GG 2018, peppered with yeasty and herbal-vegetable notes.
Complex, extremely multi-layered nose. The terroir literally jumps out of the glass.
Cool and reserved nose with aromas of stone fruit and herbs.
50-year-old vines on a plateau in the Stromberg region, porphyry soils, volcanic. Low yields of small-berried, thick-skinned Müller-Thurgau, almost like Riesling – a rarity.
A cool and very refreshing nose with herbs, some foliage, and thick-skinned stone fruit.
An uncomplicated blend of Scheurebe, Sauvignon Blanc, and Pinot Blanc.
The biodynamically cultivated grapes come exclusively from the famous "Roter Hang" vineyard in Rheinhessen and are pressed directly and fermented with natural yeasts.
A highly perfumed nose with bright floral notes, mandarin, mango, and stone fruit.
The aromas are layered as deeply and densely as the soil itself: fruit and stone, spice and a vibrant interplay – wonderfully intertwined! Cool minerality on the nose, flashes of.
Cool nose with mango, gooseberries, pink grapefruit, with a hint of freshly mown grass and herbs.
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