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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.

Launched in 1987 as a Cabernet Sauvignon and Chile's first premium wine, Montes Alpha now represents a whole range of premium wines.

Although the Käferberg is predestined for red wine, an old stock of Grüner Veltliner grows here, which produces wines of exceptional fullness and concentration, almost sweetness.

Southern France begins with the Mâconnais and you can taste it in the Mâcon-Villages Blanc from Louis Jadot: a wine with character, carefree and sunny like the start of the holida.

Admittedly, the distinction between DON VINCENZO and Gran Selezione is sometimes a little confusing at first glance, especially when Giovanni d’Orsi produces both wines in the sam.

After the very hot and dry 2017 vintage, 2018 was also characterized by intense heat.

2019 was a comparatively balanced year.

Chef's table shows Francis Mallmann at the grill, quite idiosyncratic, like Kaiken. They celebrate theirs with disobedienceCooperation, friendship, freedom.

Only the finest qualities of the Pauillac appellation are good enough for this wine.

Cool nose with mango, gooseberries, pink grapefruit, with a hint of freshly mown grass and herbs.

After a short maceration period, the Pinot Gris grapes undergo spontaneous fermentation and are aged in stainless steel.

The Dreissigacker Riesling comes from the biodynamically cultivated vineyards around Bechtheim and Westhofen.

In honor of the grandfather, the Oestricher Lenchen Spätlese 303 has been vinified since 2000.

This Negroamaro, refined for 12 months in oak barrels and a further 20 months in the bottle, is juicy and present in its approach and progression.

This white wine presents itself with the typical aroma of a Vernaccia di San Gimignano.

The Bric Turot site supplies the grapes for this garnet to ruby red Barbaresco.

This location was originally called Ersberg. Only when it became fashionable to remember his Roman roots did the city of Wiesbaden rename him Neroberg.