Germany

The Rheingau, Germany. "Minerally and smoky, this rich white shows pear, Fuji apple and gooseberry flavours. The midpalate is filled with intense slate notes, which linger on the white pepper —and salt-accented finish. Drink now through 2025..."

Rheinhessen, Germany. "Much more aromatic than the regular estate Riesling - both spontaneous fermentation. Pungent and closer to the Van Volxem style. Hipster wine?!..."

Rheinhessen, Germany.  An elegant, citrussy nose follows onto a fresh, tropical fruit palate with lots of white peach and a slate-like mineral quality. Off-dry, with a backbone of fresh acidity balances the wine perfectly...

Rheinhessen, Germany. The red, iron-rich soils show through on the palate. This is off-dry, and full of peach and yellow plum flavours...

Rheinhessen, Germany. The flavour of this fine wine is due to its location, the steepest terrace of our red slope. Great complexity, distinctive flavour, reminding of tropical fruits, in connection with sweetness, acidity and a fine minerality. We recommend this wine with salty cheeses, blue cheese and light sweet desserts...

Rheinhessen, Germany. Light residual in sweetness, filigree acid reminding of peaches and apricots, a long mineral finish. Our Rothenberg Spätlese is among the classic German Riesling wines. Absolutely delicious with Asian dishes. Or just a glass of wine, a long drink...

Mosel, Germany. Hint of honey on the nose. Quite soft and winning (ha, ha). Easy and gentle though with lots packed in there. Some slight astringency on the finish...

 

Mosel, Germany.From the nose to the palate this wine shows a playful synthesis of fine nuances between fragrant fruit and minerals. The palate shows nashi pear, ripe citrus fruits, spice and a wet-slate character. It's piercing, engaging and long...

 

Mosel, Germany.  This wine offers an intensely fruity and lovely flinty/smoky bouquet, with mango flavors and very fine slate and herbal aromas that indicate great purity and intensity. Full-bodied, rich and round on the palate, with a lot of finesse and tension, this is on its way to develop into a beauty that combines contradictory attributes: richness and concentration with purity, density with finesse, and power with elegance. The finish is highly promising. This is one of the Mosel wines of 2014 you shouldn’t miss!

Baden, Germany. The grapes for this Chardonnay are grown on yellow limestone. We harvest the Alte Reben at 35hl/ha. The wild yeast fermentation as well as the malolactic conversion is done in one-third new oak, with one-third two-year-old and one-third older barrels...