Dalberger Ritterhölle Riesling dry 1st Growth VDP - QW Nahe 0.75L

Nahe-Riesling auf Grünschiefer — mineralisch, präzise, trocken.

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Dalberger Ritterhölle Riesling dry 1st Growth VDP - QW Nahe 0.75L

A Riesling that bears the signature of its location: The Dalberger Ritterhölle is one of the most famous single vineyards in the Nahe region — green slate soil that gives the wine a cool minerality and precise acid structure.

The Prinz Salm winery cultivates this VDP.Erste Lage (Grand Cru) vineyard with the aim of capturing the character of the soil in the bottle. The Erste Lage classification signifies controlled yields and hand-harvesting, which emphasizes the expression of the vineyard site.

In the glass, this is a dry Riesling with the typical aromas of the green slate: citrus peel, white peach, and a delicate hint of flint in the background. The acidity is lively but integrated—not a sharp cut, but a long-lasting, saline line that extends into the finish.

Best served between 10 and 12 °C . Pairs well with pan-fried pike-perch with caper butter, asparagus with hollandaise sauce, or a young goat cheese. Drinking window 2025–2030.

Country of Origin Germany
Region Vicinity
Grape Variety Riesling
Wine Color white wine
Vintage 2022
Alcohol Content 12.0% Vol.
SKU :VJ2174-2022
Taste Dry
Closure Type Naturkorken
Bottle Size 0.75 l
Allergens Sulfites

Prince Salm Winery

The German winery Prinz Salm is now in its 32nd generation of family ownership and is located in Wallhausen in the Nahe region. It was likely founded around the year 1200. The owner of the winery is Michael Prinz zu Salm-Salm, who cultivates 17 hectares of vineyards. The vineyard soils consist primarily of green slate. In addition to Riesling, the main grape variety grown at Prinz Salm, other varieties such as Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Blanc de Noir, and Pinot Noir are also produced. Among the best vineyard sites are the Johannisberg in Wallhausen and the Scharlachberg in Bingen. Up to 120,000 bottles of wine are produced here annually.

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