Germany

Wine Enthusiast notes - Whiffs of smoke, burnt sugar and lemon introduce this racy semisweet Riesling. The palate suggests a juicy lemonade sweetness that's balanced neatly by fresh acidity. An easygoing but refreshing wine to enjoy now.

89 pts. Wine Enthusiast Delicate lemon, lime and orange blossom aromas intensify on the palate of this fresh, fruity Riesling. Just a shade off dry, its tropical pineapple and melon flavors balance neatly against brisk acidity and a steely mineral finish. Enjoy now–2022. Founded in 1750, Weingut Dr. Leimbrock – C. Schmidt has a rich history of generations of winemaking. Beautiful aromas,...

Winemaker Notes The reflection of the sun’s rays off the Rhein river help to ripen these hearty red grapes, thus producing a full bodied wine with flavors of dark red fruits with a well balanced sweetness. Enjoy slightly chilled on its own or with cheeses, salads pasta and fish.

Literally meaning “milk of the blessed Mother”, whose origin dates back to the start of the 19th century and the vineyards cultivated by the monks of the Liebfrauenstift Church in the town of Worms on the Rhine river. Production is carefully defined. The wine must be pleasantly fragrant and semi‐sweet, with 70% of the final blend coming from Müller‐Thurgau, Riesling, Silvaner and Kerner...

Estate notes Wine growing has been a part of the Wehrheim family since 1693. Klaus Wehrheim is the 11th generation of winegrowers. The estate still uses a plethora of oak wood caskets or barrels for aging the wine in a vaulted cellar from the middle ages. In 1818 Klaus’s great, great, great grandfather, as a young man, was a whale fisher, and he used the money he earned from whaling to buy a...