White Wines Germany

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

Cool and restrained nose, slightly emerging minerality accompanied by liquorice and stone fruit.

Fruity white wine with delicate aromas of peach and passion fruit. Juicy, fine minerality, with balanced, elegant acidity and a lovely melting finish.

Cool nose of freshly peeled pome fruit, pastries and bright flowers.

This Riesling Große Gewächs - the highest classification of the VDP - has a floral nose with yellow fruit aromas and fine minerality. The minerality also dominates the palate.

Firm, still somewhat muted, cool and quite complex citrus-peach scent with fine herbal aromas, clear minerality and floral traces.

The Rings estate Riesling first smells of rock, then grass, stone fruit, salt and bright flowers, like cool cliffs by the sea.

This Kabinett is an elegant, classically fine-fruity Riesling that presents itself with a playful lightness and a typical slate-like minerality.

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".

Fascinating on the nose with a fine scent of lemon peel, flint, dried tarragon and jasmine. More open than the RECHBÄCHEL, but no less exciting.

A wonderfully concentrated and elegant Riesling. Rather reductive on the nose with lots of minerality and notes of stone fruit and pineapple.

The term legend should be used with caution. But no one would disagree that the Forster Ungeheuer is a Palatinate legend.

The Ölberg is characterised by limestone marl.

The Stettener Pulvermächer was first mentioned in 1650. In the nearby quarry, the Pulvermächer (old job title for explosives expert) carried out blasting.

Fine aromas with gooseberries, sweetie, tomato leaves, fresh flowers and nettle tea.

The grapes used in this Sauvignon Blanc are hand-picked and pre-selected.

Fine nose with still a light yeast note, minerality and playful fruit.

Location & Terroir Vineyard: A cuvée from our good locations in the middle and lower Rheingau, which stretch from Hallgarten to Rüdesheim.

Location & Terroir Vineyard: In 1845, Jodocus Prüm had the now world-famous sundial built on a rock in the Lammerterlay, originally intended as a means of time orientation for vin.

The Pinot Gris from the KRONENBÜHL site is skilfully matured in large wooden barrels by Markus Wöhrle.

The Saarburger Rausch Spätlese from forester Geltz-Zilliken reveals seductive aromas of tropical and citrus fruits, complemented by elegant notes of jasmine and orchid.

This great cuvée combines the power and distinctive minerality of the Chardonnay with the ripe aromas of yellow stone fruit of the Pinot Blanc.

Banana peel, stone fruit, herbs and almond biscuits.