This location was originally called Ersberg. Only when it became fashionable to remember his Roman roots did the city of Wiesbaden rename him Neroberg. Since 2005, the Neroberg has been back in the monastic possession of the Hessian State Wineries: 4 hectares of monopoly and the origin of powerfully aromatic wines. Bright, youthful yellow with slight golden reflections. Delicate floral scent with smoky stone aromas, a hint of pear and vineyard peach. A finale with a lot of enamel and delicate, vital acidity.