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Very cool nose with notes of iodine, citrus, mirabelle plum, and orange biscuit.

Cool nose with candied citrus, a touch of chocolate caramel, a hint of preserved stone fruit and mineral herbality.

Since 2008, the two brothers Steffen and Andreas have been running the Rings winery in Freinsheim, which they took over from their parents - they have been VDP members since 2015.

From grapes grown in the young vineyards of Kallstadt. The area enjoys a cool climate, and the vines grow on limestone and calcareous marl soils.

From grapes grown in the young vineyards of Kallstadt. The area enjoys a cool climate, and the vines grow on limestone and calcareous marl soils.

The bouquet displays diverse notes of herbal spice, citrus freshness, and an undertone of honey. On the palate, this Grand Cru impresses with a creamy texture and delicate acidity.

So close to heaven - in Franconia, the vines of the Rudolf May winery grow in the VDP Große Lage Himmelspfad at a lofty height of 250 meters.

The 2020 Spätburgunder GG Heerkretz from Wagner-Stempel impresses with its clear, youthful red color and an aroma that combines ripe red fruits with earthy and woody notes.

An exotic yet mineral bouquet. On the palate, the wine is strikingly full-bodied, perfectly complementing the acidity and minerality.

Fresh rubber with apple, fresh herbs and leaves.

A fascinating wine from Rheinhessen is the 2021 Sieversheimer Heerkretz Riesling Spätlese from Wagner-Stempel.

Gentle sweetness and a pronounced bouquet characterize this sweet Müller-Thurgau & Morio Muskat from Jung & Knobloch.

The "Wunderschön pure" is a truly unusual rosé – at least by German standards. Pinot Noir and Blaufränkisch, in equal parts, are the components of this cuvée.

The Pinot Gris from Heyl zu Herrnsheim impresses with its perfect ripeness. In the glass, this wine presents itself in a bright yellow.

The Brudersberg monopole vineyard faces entirely south. Its extreme steepness and the direct influence of the Rhine make Brudersberg truly special.

The Kirchenstück vineyard was first documented before the Thirty Years' War. Situated at an elevation of 150 meters in the middle of a plateau between two churches, it overlooks H.

The Kirchenstück vineyard was first documented before the Thirty Years' War. Situated at 150 meters in the middle of a plateau between two churches, it overlooks H.O.

The Kirchenstück vineyard was first documented before the Thirty Years' War. Situated at an elevation of 150 meters in the middle of a plateau between two churches, it overlooks H.

The Kirchenstück vineyard is the flagship site in Hohen-Sülzen. It is a very old vineyard, documented even before the Thirty Years' War.

The Schwarze Herrgott vineyard lies at the beginning of the Zellertal Basin, which opens up a few kilometers further east and culminates at the Frauenberg.

The Schwarze Herrgott vineyard lies at the beginning of the Zellertal Basin, which opens up a few kilometers further east and culminates at the Frauenberg.

The Schwarze Herrgott vineyard lies at the beginning of the Zellertal Basin, which opens up a few kilometers further east and culminates at the Frauenberg.

The Schwarze Herrgott vineyard lies at the beginning of the Zellertal Basin, which opens up a few kilometers further east and culminates at the Frauenberg.

The Frauenberg vineyard in the southern Wonnegau region lies north of Hohen-Sülzen, in the direction of Flörsheim, at an altitude of up to 280 meters and with slopes of up to 40%.