wine from white grapes

Lovely yellow-green glow. Butter candytons, fine apple notes. Spicy and vivid with a distinct ‘chardonnay’ character. One of Germany's most ‘Burgundian’ white wines! Bravo Philipp Jaillet from Ruppersberg!

Deep(er) colour that suggests Bourgone... Roasted-, and cherry notes on the nose. Wonderful ensemble of fruit and new oak. No too much of anything. A touch of balsamic and great length. Jaillet just does it. Huge! Burgundy drinkers welcome!

One of the all-time best Rieslings in Germany for us! Complex, dense, powerful but delicate at the same time. Multi-dimensional.

Pétillant Naturel in optima forma. Yeasty and fresh and tangy. Clean and refreshing. Aromatic- succulent. Added a Petnat nevertheless, too good to ignore. Cheers!

Lovely blend with plenty of energy. Impression of pear and lychee along with very very fine acidity. Floral, spicy, low in alcohol (11%). Very drinkable. Bridging between ‘classic’ and ‘natural’. Only 12 mg So2 added. Short skin contact.

Delicious “orange” wine from Seckinger. The sauvignon blanc grapes were fermented 'whole bunch'' in amphorae. The Muscat grapes underwent partial maceration-carbonique and were aged further in "tonneau". No sulfites added. Pure O nature!