Matthias Gaul Chardonnay Asselheim

Palatinate Chardonnay with chalky minerality, pear, butter toffee, and a long finish.

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Matthias Gaul Chardonnay Asselheim

Chardonnay from the Palatinate, which neither strives for Burgundian imitation nor for light summer wine appeal — but goes its own way: strong, yet fresh, with clear origin.

Matthias Gaul cultivates vineyards around Grünstadt in the northern part of the Palatinate. The single vineyard site Asselheim features calcareous soils that give the Chardonnay a mineral undertone—a counterpoint to the barrique aging, which lends the wine structure and depth without masking it.

In the glass , aromas of ripe yellow pear, butterscotch, and a hint of citrus zest are revealed. On the palate, it is full-bodied, the oak notes remain integrated, and the acidity keeps the weight in balance. The finish is long and slightly spicy.

  • Dishes: Veal medallions in cream sauce, lobster bisque, pan-fried pike-perch with parsley butter or mature Brie
  • Temperature: 11–13 °C
  • Occasion: Dinner for two, wine pairing with a multi-course meal
Grape variety Chardonnay
Taste Dry
Alcohol 13,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 7–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Palatinate
Grape variety Chardonnay
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2024
Alcohol content 13,5 % Vol.
Taste Dry

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Great 2019 with aging potential

Sophisticated Chardonnay, the 2019 is still a bit boisterous. Maybe better to let it store for another 1-2 years so that the barrique nuances become a little smoother.
Vinoscout customerTranslated from German

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The Winery

Matthias Gaul

Matthias Gaul runs his winery in Grünstadt-Asselheim as the fourth generation of a winemaking family that laid the foundation in 1956 with its first bottled wine.

At the northernmost tip of the German Wine Route, where winds from the Eistal valley provide a cool microclimate, he grows mainly Pinot varieties on 35 hectares – partly in high-density planting at an altitude of 300 meters, on pure limestone rock.

VINUM named him "King of Pinot" in 2017, and he won the German Red Wine Prize twice. Anyone who drinks his Pinot Gris or Pinot Noir tastes why this is no empty award.

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