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This is partly estate fruit from the Heilig Kreuz site in Bechtheim and part p... This is partly estate fruit from the Heilig Kreuz site in Bechtheim and part purchased (organic) fruit from friends and neighbors. It is fermented in 100% stainless steel, with extended lees aging. A fairly full-bodied, dry wine at the entry level for... more

Limestone soil of Muschelkalk, Pfoeller gives the wine a pure nose, with notes... Limestone soil of Muschelkalk, Pfoeller gives the wine a pure nose, with notes of citrus peel and limestone. On the palate the attack is frank, racy with athletic acidity. Slow evolution, it is an uncompromising Riesling for discerning amateurs.... more

This California Riesling is an ideal confluence of luscious fruit, persistent ... This California Riesling is an ideal confluence of luscious fruit, persistent acidity, and river stone minerality. It opens with aromatics of honeysuckle, apricots, and even the distinctive Riesling marker of petrol. The palate is loaded with both... more

Clear, pale yellow color. Intense, complex nose, apricot and red vineyard peac... Clear, pale yellow color. Intense, complex nose, apricot and red vineyard peach, vegetal notes in the background, mint and lemon balm. Dry, fresh and invigorating acidity, very pronounced minerality, full-bodied, very well balanced, very long finish.... more

Produced in perfect harmony with the soil, the earth, the air and the vines, â... Produced in perfect harmony with the soil, the earth, the air and the vines, “les Naturesâ€� organic wines are fully dedicated to the expression of grape variety. Scents of fresh lemon, white flowers and stones. The attack is well structured with... more

This wine is a true expression of terrior from the single best parcels from ea... This wine is a true expression of terrior from the single best parcels from each of the three vineyards. Anrecht, a the south-facing parcel representing the most prized piece of the Himmelreich which was ranked in the top categories of the 1868... more