Leiselheimer Chardonnay Qualitätswein trocken "Schwarze Erde"

The taste of nature: Landerer Chardonnay - dry & complex

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Leiselheimer Chardonnay Qualitätswein trocken "Schwarze Erde"

A Chardonnay with substance: The "Schwarze Erde" (Black Earth) from Leiselheim shows what Kaiserstuhl volcanic soil can extract from a classic Burgundy variety – complex, dry, with real bite.

Weingut Landerer works in the southern Kaiserstuhl, where deep volcanic soils (loess, basalt) give the wines mineral tension. The name "Schwarze Erde" refers directly to this origin. Chardonnay has a long tradition here – the warm slopes produce fully ripe grapes, and the soil provides the necessary structure.

In the glass: On the nose, roasted notes, some tree bark, and ripe quince, plus exotic hints of papaya and pumpkin. On the palate, finely juicy with a firm body and distinct backbone. Ripe pear and papaya meet oak spice and a light smokiness. The wine feels very dry, almost astringent – this is not a flaw, but an expression of seriousness. In the finish, mineral saltiness, spice, and ripe quince with good length.

  • Temperature: 12–14 °C
  • Tasting & Serving: Sweetbreads, fried cod with beurre blanc, poultry in cream sauce, aged Comté
Grape variety Chardonnay
Origin Bathe, Germany
Taste Dry
Alcohol 13 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Bathe
Grape variety Chardonnay
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2023
Alcohol content 13 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Winery

Landerer

Weingut Landerer – this is Burgundy that tastes of volcanic soil. Literally. At the Kaiserstuhl, where ancient volcanic rock forms the soil, the Landerer family has been cultivating their vines for generations. The Kirchberg, Eichberg, and Henkenberg sites give the wines something that cannot be made – it must be allowed. Johannes Landerer understood this early on.

At 17, he planted his first own vineyard, experimented in the barren rock, and developed his own style. In 2016, after the sudden death of his father Thomas, he took over the winery – a heavy burden that he carries with respect and passion. What drives him: that you can really taste in the glass where the wine comes from.

Vintage, soil, microclimate – everything should be palpable. For this, his team works close to nature, consciously reduces yields, and gives the grapes time to ripen. Wine that tells a story. People who listen.

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