Reichsrat von Buhl's Riesling Brut 2019 delivers a remarkable blend of tradition and complexity. This medium lemon-coloured sparkling wine impresses with its fine bubbles and captivating autolytic aromas of biscuit, bread dough, and brioche combined with fresh lemon and pear. On the palate, it’s nearly full-bodied, creamy, and balanced by high acidity. Its long, savoury finish makes it a great companion for grilled steaks or rich seafood dishes. Enjoy now or cellar until 2030.

Visiting Emil Bauer's winery in Palatine is a charming experience. The tasting room is designed for relaxation and enjoyment, allowing guests to chat and exchange opinions. The staff's hospitality and professionalism are exemplary, and the outdoor seating, featuring olive trees, adds to the ambiance. The winery produces a wide variety of wines, including rare grapes in Germany like Nebbiolo and Sangiovese. Among their excellent offerings, the Nussdorf Chenin Blanc stands out with its medium lemon color, aromatic nose, and well-balanced palate, making it a delightful choice for all budgets.

Unveiling the Deidesheimer Paradiesgarten Riesling 2021 - a medium lemon-hued masterpiece with lush green undertones. On the nose, it generously offers a delightful blend of wet stone, white pepper, melon, apricot, and lemon notes. The medium-bodied palate boasts excellent balance, with strong flavours of lemon, sweet apricot, and a touch of stone fruits and sweet flowers. The finish is equally enticing, leaving a lingering satisfaction with each sip. This versatile wine can be enjoyed now or gracefully aged for up to 8 years. For a culinary affair, pair it with succulent fish dishes. 🌊🍽️🐟

Indulge in the extraordinary with Königsbacher Öelberg Pinot Noir 2020 by Andres Deidesheim. 🍷🍇 Immerse your senses in its medium ruby colour, followed by a mind-blowing nose revealing tantalising complexities of wild berries, graphite, and earthiness. 🌿✨ Experience a harmonious palate with noble tannins, vibrant acidity, and intense flavours of raspberry, strawberry, and blueberry, adorned with hints of cinnamon and cardamom. 🍓🍒 With a super delicious, lingering aftertaste, this exceptional wine is an unforgettable journey through the essence of Pfalz terroir. 🍷🌄 Drink now or savour it for the next nine years. Perfectly pairs with okra and oven-roasted poultry. 🍗🌽

The Nahe region is named after the river that crosses the forested Hunsrück Hills valleys. Although the Nahe is one of the smaller German wine regions, its extraordinary range of soil types is second to none. For this reason, the region is able to grow a range of varieties and produce a large diversity of wine styles. However, like the Mosel, there are many steep vineyard sites here, and while they can produce great quality, the effort required to farm them has led to many being abandoned.

Suppose Noah asked me to pick only one grape variety on the ark and rescue it from extinction. Without a second thought, Riesling would be my first choice!

Although it has a lot of density and power, it lacks the grace that the best Pinot Noirs can achieve. Still, I firmly believe that Germany is an excellent source of high-quality, affordable Pinot Noir.

Riesling and Assyrtiko share some common characteristics. The most notable are the ultra-high acidity, the aromas of lemon and the minerality, particularly in the wines of Santorini and the first-class Grosse Lage.

I think Riesling is the only white variety globally that, even in the low price category, there are so many high-quality wines.

One more case of a producer left the VDP association (winemakers association that classifies the vineyards and set quality standards) and established his reputation crafting quality wines like this mind-blowing riesling.

I am pretty sure if God asked me to choose a vine variety for paradise, that one would be Riesling. I hope heaven to be a cool climate region.

The label rock's but the juice inside the bottle does not support the excellent branding. However, Müller Thurgau is not famous for high-quality wines, so overall, the wine is not bad, but it is overpriced.

Sometimes Riesling can be so savoury and delicious. It is not by coincidence that it is one of the greatest, if not the greatest, white grape varieties in the world.

A beautiful Sunday morning in late September with mild autumn weather, we decided with my daughter to explore a little further the region of Pfalz.

Everyone would love a special Riesling release from a small winery in Baden, and it can age perfectly.

It is so good that after I tasted it, I ordered some bottles directly from the winery.

It is a good quality German Pinot Noir probably, the hidden treasure of the country since one can find top-quality pinot noir at an affordable price.

The winery’s entry-level Pinot Νoir is better than what you might expect.

This wine comes from the heart of the Pfalz region from one special land-plot that is the only with volcanic soil in the area according to Mr Georg Mosbacher.