Wine

Oestricher Riesling “Quarzit” – A Deeply Rooted Expression of TerroirFrom the hands of Peter Jakob Kühn, Quarzit is a Riesling shaped by the unique soils of Oestrich’s Doosberg, Klosterberg, and...

Jacobus – A Classic Introduction to Rheingau RieslingCrafted by Peter Jakob Kühn in Oestrich, Jacobus is a beautifully expressive Riesling that offers a pure and authentic taste of the Rheingau....

Smells apple, citrus and slate stone. Clean pure structure; mineral texture with rich mouth-filling flavours of orchard fruits and juicy layers. Shows a well zesty and spicy refreshing style. Well-balanced...

An elegant white wine from the Pfalz region of Germany, crafted from 100% Chardonnay grapes. Fermented and aged in oak barrels, it offers a harmonious balance of Burgundian finesse and...

A crisp and vibrant dry Riesling from the Rheingau region of Germany, crafted by the renowned Georg Breuer estate. Named Sauvage for its wild and untamed character, this wine is...

A precise, mineral‑driven Riesling that channels the volcanic porphyry soils of Siefersheim into pure citrus, fine texture, and a beautifully stony, energetic finish.What It Tastes Like- Primary flavours: Lime, green...

A bright, dry Riesling from steep slate vineyards in Brauneberg and Mühlheim. This is Fritz Haag’s entry-level expression, showcasing the estate’s hallmark elegance, minerality, and precision.Appearance: Pale straw with green...

This wine has fragrant notes of honeysuckle, clementine and yellow plums on the nose. The palate is linear and precise with a fine acid backbone and cleansing finish.

The Wehlener Sonnenuhr is the most famous and considered the best vineyard of the JJ Prum estate. It offers perfect growing conditions for the Riesling with its deep, weather-beaten grey...

The Wehlener Sonnenuhr is the most famous and considered the best vineyard of the JJ Prum estate. It offers perfect growing conditions for the Riesling with its deep, weather-beaten grey...

The vineyards of the Bernkasteler Badstube border on those of the Graacher Himmelreich. These vineyards are south-south-west facing, and slightly less steep than the Graacher Himmelreich ones. This results in...