
Sauvignon Blanc QbA dry

Sauvignon Blanc QbA dry
A Sauvignon Blanc that clearly shows its character: aromatic, herbaceous, with plenty of freshness and a dry, lively finish.
The Kranz winery is located in the Palatinate region and cultivates its vineyards with a focus on producing clear, varietal wines. The Sauvignon Blanc grows in one of Germany's warmer wine-growing regions – this ensures ripe fruit without losing the characteristic spiciness of the grape variety.
On the nose, gooseberry, grapefruit, and tomato leaf – the classic Sauvignon Blanc aroma profile, complemented by fresh herbs and a hint of nettle tea. On the palate, it's lean and juicy, with lively acidity and a subtle minerality in the background. The finish is direct, refreshing, and slightly herbal – not heavy, but with a satisfying linger.
- Food: Goat cheese, salads with herb dressing, grilled asparagus or light fish dishes
- Temperature: 8–10 °C
- Occasion: Aperitif, summer evening, uncomplicated accompaniment to lunch
The Kranz winery in Ilbesheim on the Southern Wine Route is run by the fourth generation of the winemaking family, guided by the motto: "Craftsmanship, Origin, Attitude". Admitted to the VDP in 2012, it is now one of the most distinguished producers in the Palatinate.
Boris Kranz, who has run the winery since 1990, cultivates 25 hectares of vineyards around the Kleine Kalmit mountain – 100 percent organically. Riesling, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Blanc each account for a quarter of the area, complemented by Chardonnay and other varieties.
The wines are straightforward, age-worthy, and distinctive. From the delicate Riesling to the juicy Pinot Blanc and the crisp Pinot Noir – here speaks the signature of a winemaker who prioritizes precision and terroir. A true example of modern Palatinate winemaking.













