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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.

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Italy

South Tyrol

Vernatsch

Girlan 448 slm Vernatsch 2024

Kellerei Girlan 3.5

Light & fresh

8,95 €

0,75 l

11,93 €/l

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Castelfeder S. Magdalener Classico Schallerhof 2024

Castelfeder

Light & fresh

10,80 €

0,75 l

14,40 €/l

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St. Magdalener DOC 2025

Cantina Terlan

Light & fresh

14,70 €

0,75 l

19,60 €/l

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Louis Jadot Brouilly AC 2024

Louis Jadot 5.0

Light & fresh

21,90 €

0,75 l

29,20 €/l

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Pinot Noir S dry 2022

Remstal-Kellerei

Light & fresh

6,99 €

0,75 l

9,32 €/l

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Haus Klosterberg Pinot Noir red wine bottle from the Markus Molitor winery

Germany

Moselle

Pinot Noir

Haus Klosterberg Pinot Noir 2023

Weingut Markus Molitor

Light & fresh

15,90 €

0,75 l

21,20 €/l

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Schreckbichl Kalterersee Auslese classic 2025

Kellerei Schreckbichl

Light & fresh

9,90 €

0,75 l

13,20 €/l

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What exactly does "dry" mean for wine?

Dry wine contains a maximum of 4 grams of residual sugar per liter — up to 9 grams if the acidity is high. The result tastes straightforward: the fruit comes through directly, without sweetness cushioning or masking it.

How do I recognize a good dry white wine?

A good dry white wine appears balanced: the acidity carries it without stinging, the fruit remains clearly defined, and the finish lingers. A flat or watery texture is a sign of lack of ripeness or too early a harvest.

Which dry red wines pair with which dishes?

Lighter dry red wines like Pinot Noir harmonize with poultry and mushroom dishes. More robust varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon or Grenache need roasts, game, or aged cheese.

How does a dry white wine differ from a dry red wine when serving?

You serve dry white wines chilled between 8 and 12 °C — this preserves their freshness. Dry red wines unfold their aroma better at 14 to 18 °C; if too warm, they lose structure and appear alcoholic.

Is dry always the right choice for food?

For most dishes, yes — dry wines do not compete with the flavors on the plate. Exception: very spicy or strongly sweet-and-sour dishes, where a slightly off-dry wine balances better.

What distinguishes dry sparkling wines like Brut from other styles?

"Brut" means less than 12 grams of residual sugar per liter — the foam appears fresh and taut. "Extra Brut" or "Brut Nature" go even further towards zero grams and emphasize minerality instead of fruit. Both pair well as an aperitif or with seafood.

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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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