
Nackenheim Riesling dry QW Rheinhessen - VDP. From First Growths 0.75L

Nackenheim Riesling dry QW Rheinhessen - VDP. From First Growths 0.75L
From the Roter Hang in Nackenheim, one of the most striking steep slopes in Rheinhessen, comes this Riesling from the Kühling-Gillot winery — classified as VDP.Erste Lage, meaning it comes from one of the region's defined top-tier vineyards. The red clay slate that gives the slope its name is not a marketing term, but a geological peculiarity: it stores heat, releases minerals, and shapes a Riesling with unusual structure for Rheinhessen.
Kühling-Gillot farms biodynamically and is one of the wineries that has significantly shaped Nackenheim's reputation in recent years. The location on the banks of the Rhine, with a view of the river and steep slopes, produces Riesling with clearly defined acidity and a minerality that one would sooner expect on the Mosel or Nahe.
In the glass, it shows a dry Riesling with aromas of white peach, citrus zest, and a distinct mineral undertone — salty, almost chalky on the finish. The acidity is present but integrated, the body dense without being heavy.
Serve it at 10–12 °C with pan-fried zander with caper butter, asparagus with hollandaise sauce, or a ripe goat cheese. It also makes a fine figure as a standalone wine for the evening.
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Carolin and Oliver Battenfeld's winery is located on the Rhine terrace. Kühling-Gillot is distinguished by its organic farming practices, which have been expanded to include biodynamic methods since 2005. For Carolin and Oliver Battenfeld, the European hare symbolizes fertility and joie de vivre. In recent years, the winery has developed into one of the absolute top producers in Germany. The slate soil of the famous Roter Hang (Red Slope) around Nierstein and Nackenheim produces wines whose blend of delicate fruit and vibrant minerality represents something of an ideal example of a great dry wine.
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