White Wines Germany

BRUNO Riesling dry is the crisp, freshMoselle wine. Lemon, peach, a touch ofmint. Intense fruit meets delicatefreshness – that's Moselle for you.

The elegant charmer among the BRUNOs.Ripe, juicy nectarines combined withthe typical freshness of the Moselle Valley – thebest of both worlds.

The elegant charmer among the BRUNOs.Ripe, juicy nectarines combined withthe typical freshness of the Moselle Valley – thebest of both worlds.

BRUNO Riesling dry is the crisp, fresh Moselle wine. Lemon, peach, a hint of mint. Intense fruit meets delicate freshness – that's Moselle for you.

The Riesling “Alte Reben” (Old Vines) reveals a hint of brioche on the nose, along with dried herbs and a touch of rosehip.

This light-footed Kabinett reveals an intense nose with notes of elderberries, white blossoms, and jasmine tea.

The Karthäuserhof's liquid calling card skillfully combines the strengths of theregion: low alcohol, cool fruit, and abundant minerality.

The grapes for this sparkling grape wine were harvested approximately two weeks before the main harvest to preserve their freshness and natural sweetness.

The Karlspfad vineyard is a historic plot at the foot of the Zeller Berg mountain, rising steeply from the valley towards Zell and characterized by calcareous soils with clay and.

The Zeller Schwarze Herrgott vineyard is one of Germany's oldest and most prestigious sites. At just 9.

The Zeller Kreuzberg vineyard lies at an altitude of approximately 240 meters directly on the edge of the village and, with a slope of up to 27%, faces due south, creating optimal.

The Wotanfels, an eight-meter-high limestone outcrop at the highest point of the Kreuzberg, is a historically significant cult site amidst the Riesling vines, lending a unique aur.

The Zeller Kreuzberg vineyard lies at an altitude of approximately 240 meters directly on the edge of the village and, with a slope of up to 27%, faces south, allowing for optimal.

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The Sauvignon Blanc parcels are located in close proximity to the winery and are characterized by a clay-loam mixture with solid limestone bedrock, which imparts a distinctive min.

The Zellertal Riesling grows in young, south-facing parcels on the Kreuzberg and Schwarzer Herrgott vineyards, whose soils are characterized by clay, marl, and significant limesto.

The Zellertal Pinot Blanc grapes grow in several parcels on the south-facing slope below the village, where calcareous clay soils with occasional loam inclusions impart a precise.

The vineyards for this estate Pinot Gris wine are located on the lower slopes of the Zeller Berg hill, on barren limestone soils with slight clay inclusions, which lend the wine a.

The vineyards for Schwedhelm's Chardonnay Zellertal lie on the calcareous soils of the Zellertal valley, where clay and massive limestone impart the wine's distinctive minerality.

The Königschaffhauser Vulkanfelsen Weißer Burgunder 2024 presents aromas of mango, peach, and fresh citrus fruits.

The Königschaffhauser Vulkanfelsen Grauburgunder 2024 displays aromas of green apple, caramel, mango, and peach.

The 2023 dry Chardonnay "Jaspis" from Ziereisen in Baden displays tropical aromas with elegant development. A long finish lends depth and character.

The Pinot Gris grapes for this wine, named after Markus Pfaffmann's youngest daughter, were allowed to ripen on the vine for an extended period.

Bathed in the warm Palatinate sun and nourished by the calcareous soil around Walsheim, the grapes for this Pinot Gris developed a youthful, vibrant ripeness with a delicate miner.