Bathe · Germany

Andreas Laible

Andreas Laible - An ode to excellent wine! In the picturesque hills of Durbach, Baden, the grapes thrive in full splendor and set the tone for incomparable wines. His passion for viticulture is uns... Read more Read less

Andreas Laible - An ode to excellent wine! In the picturesque hills of Durbach, Baden, the grapes thrive in full splendor and set the tone for incomparable wines. His passion for viticulture is unshakable; every vine leaf is tended with love to ensure grapes of the highest quality. With a splash of innovation and a touch of tradition, Andreas Laible creates wines that not only tickle the palate but also intoxicate the senses. From refreshing Rieslings to powerful Pinot Noirs - the selection is a true firework of aromas! His wines are more than just drinks; they are an expression of his dedication and the constant search for perfection. Every sip is a journey through the sun-drenched vineyards, a moment of pure joy and enjoyment. Andreas Laible stands for excellent wines that conquer hearts and delight palates. Let yourself be seduced by the firework of aromas and discover the magical world of viticulture with us!

Bathe 5 productsVDP Member Estate
Shop the range
Andreas Laible
Origin Bathe, Germany
Assortment 5 products

Filters

Sort by:

Andreas Laible –
Durbach, Baden: Craftsmanship between Riesling and Pinot Noir

Andreas Laible cultivates his vineyards in Durbach, one of the most renowned wine villages in the Ortenau district at the foot of the Black Forest. The steep slopes around the village provide grapes that are shaped by the combination of granite and weathered granite soils, warm summers, and cool nights – a foundation that shows in the glass in clear fruit and lively acidity.

The winery focuses on care in the vineyard and restrained work in the cellar. Rieslings from Durbach are considered an independent type within Baden: somewhat spicier, with more pull than their counterparts from the Rhine or Mosel. Laible's Pinot Noir shows the cooler side of the region – red fruit, fine structure, no excessive use of wood.

Anyone who wants to get to know the breadth of Baden viticulture beyond large cooperatives will find an operation at Andreas Laible that has consistently developed its style from the location itself – without detours via international fashion trends.