Niederhausen HERMANNSBERG Riesling dry GG

Flint, mint, ripe apple fruit — herbal-salty minerality with a long, citrus-spicy finish.

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Niederhausen HERMANNSBERG Riesling dry GG

The Hermannsberg is one of Germany's great Riesling sites — and this wine takes the time it needs to show that.

The Niederhausen Hermannsberg winery is located in the Nahe valley, one of the most mineral-defining wine regions in the country. The steep slopes on porphyry and melaphyr rock define the style of the wines: cool, complex, with a framework of minerality that only opens up slowly.

On the nose, initially flint and graphite, plus cool herbs like mint and a hint of rock. On the palate, ripe apple fruit with a slightly sweet pull, fine-juicy and lively. The body is firm, with power and backbone — slightly astringent, with a piquancy that stimulates salivation. The herbal-salty minerality unfolds slowly, almost sluggishly, accompanied by a subtle extract sweetness. In the long finish, tart citrus fruits, candied pineapple, and a hint of biscuit pastry emerge — deep, complex, lasting.

Serving temperature 10–12 °C. Pairs with sole fillet with caper butter, scallops, or aged Comté.

Grape variety Riesling
Origin Nahe, Germany
Taste Dry
Alcohol 12,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Nahe
Grape variety Riesling
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2021
Alcohol content 12,5 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Winery

Gut Hermannsberg

Gut Hermannsberg on the Nahe has a history that dates back to 1902 – founded at that time as a Royal Prussian domain, planted with Riesling vines, and quickly known for exceptional wines. Today, the estate carries this heritage forward with conviction and works to solidify the global reputation of the Nahe as one of the most exciting Riesling regions in Germany.

Seven different VDP.Grosse Lagen form the heart of the estate – each with its own soil character, each with its own voice in the glass. The cellar master puts it in a nutshell: "Dogma is not our thing." No cookie-cutter approach, but wines that show what their site is truly capable of. Sustainable cultivation is not a marketing promise here, but lived responsibility – for the land, the estate, and the generations that come after us.

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