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Dry wines continue to be very trendy. In particular, dry sparkling wines are enjoying great popularity. Dry wine contains a maximum of 4 grams of residual sugar per liter – or up to 9 grams if the acidity is correspondingly high. The result tastes clear and straightforward: the fruit remains in the foreground without being masked by sweetness. This is why dry is the most popular style in Germany and the safe choice for dining.

From Riesling and Pinot Gris to Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Primitivo, and Tempranillo: our dry wines cover all colors and origins. Fresh white wines pair well with fish and vegetables, while robust red wines go with roasts, game, and aged cheese.

Only white wine? Click here for dry white wine.

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A. Diehl Grauburgunder 1 to 1 dry
Sale price7,95 €
0,75 l10,60 €/lNutrition
Sale price9,80 €
0,75 l13,07 €/lNutrition
Sale price13,80 €
0,75 l18,40 €/lNutrition
Sale price7,85 €
0,75 l10,47 €/lNutrition
Sale price7,25 €
0,75 l9,67 €/lNutrition
Sale price8,45 €
0,75 l11,27 €/lNutrition
Sale price12,70 €
0,75 l16,93 €/lNutrition
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Matthias Gaul Pas de Deux knows
Sale price9,99 €
0,75 l13,32 €/lNutrition
Ulisse Merlot Rosato
Sale price8,50 €
0,75 l11,33 €/lNutrition
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Dr. Loosen Riesling dry
Sale price8,40 € Regular price9,48 €
0,75 l11,20 €/lNutrition
Costamolino Vermentino di Sardegna
Sale price10,95 €
0,75 l14,60 €/lNutrition
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Matthias Gaul Sauvignon Blanc Grand Fumé
Buitenverwachting Sauvignon Blanc Constantia
Sale price10,90 €
0,75 l14,53 €/lNutrition
Wolfberger Gewürztraminer Signature wine bottle, white wine from Alsace, golden color in the glass
Sale price9,70 €
0,75 l12,93 €/lNutrition

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Dry wines continue to be very trendy. In particular, dry sparkling wines are enjoying great popularity. Dry wine contains a maximum of 4 grams of residual sugar per liter – or up to 9 grams if the acidity is correspondingly high. The result tastes clear and straightforward: the fruit remains in the foreground without being masked by sweetness. This is why dry is the most popular style in Germany and the safe choice for dining.

From Riesling and Pinot Gris to Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, Primitivo, and Tempranillo: our dry wines cover all colors and origins. Fresh white wines pair well with fish and vegetables, while robust red wines go with roasts, game, and aged cheese.

Only white wine? Click here for dry white wine.