All Wines

The Chenin Blanc presents complex aromas of apricot and nectarine, paired with mineral and beautiful floral tones.

The Barón de Ley Reserva impresses with its robust fruit and spicy, Mediterranean nuances, beautifully combined with the traces of its aging process: it leaves the winery after ag.

Named after the lotus blossoms that grow in the estate's own pond, the 'Loto' is composed in the tradition of great French cuvées.

Fifty percent of this elegant Aglianico matures for approximately six months in barriques, while the other 50% remains in stainless steel tanks on fine lees for the same period.

Color: Dense dark purplish-red to violet, slightly viscous.

A classic among Wachau wines. Power and elegance combined. Plenty of substance and potential. Concentrated and profound wines are characteristic of the Kellerberg vineyard.

The relatively new Carnuntum wine-growing region is known for its red wines, and Walter Glatzer once again demonstrates his expertise with the Blaufränkisch grape variety.

For the white Grand Vin L'Hospitalet Blanc, the wine is fermented in barriques and aged on the fine lees.

Aged for 12 months in barriques, the ÀN/2 is a wonderfully full-bodied wine that practically begs to be drunk.

The Centgrafenberg in Bürgstadt has always been the home of our winery. This wine is our timeless classic, displaying cool power, iron minerality, and elegance.

The wines from the Lergenmüller winery in the Palatinate region impress with their characteristic finesse. The 2024 Cabernet Sauvignon displays a deep color and complex aromas.

A cooler, somewhat herbal, yeasty, and distinctly floral aroma, with a delicate yellow-spicy note, restrained yellow fruit aromas, and earthy minerality.

The Wisselbrunnen vineyard lies between Hattenheim and Erbach.

The old monopole vineyard Rosengarten lies near the Rhine, directly adjacent to the Spreitzer winery.

A cool nose with plenty of flint aroma, mirabelle plum, and tart herbs.

The Kanzemer Altenberg vineyard is considered the home vineyard of Günther Jauch's von Othegraven winery.

The Catholic parish church in Dernau still owns this plot of land – hence the name.

The nose evokes a cool winter night walk under a clear sky and bright moonlight, with hints of charcoal smoke, spice, and preserved cherries.

The name Sonnenberg speaks for itself. 95% of the vineyard is a steep slope, ideally facing south towards the sun, offering the best conditions for Pinot Noir.

The 2021 Crémant de Loire Blanc de Blancs from Langlois impresses with a refreshing array of aromas, combining vibrant citrus fruits and delicate minerality.

A tart, nutty, slightly tobacco-like and light-woody aroma with restrained yet fresh yellow fruit and yeasty notes, vegetal hints, a touch of bacon, and mineral tones.

Grapes from high-altitude vineyards in the north of the appellation imbue this single-varietal Pinot Noir with fresh berry fruit, underpinned by delicate spicy notes from 16 month.