Pinot Gris is the Germans' favorite grape variety—and hardly any other category is ordered as often. This tasting package brings together six of our best-selling Pinot Gris wines from the Palatinate and Rheinhessen: the chart-toppers that lead our sales lists week after week. Six wineries, six distinct styles—a direct comparison.
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Matthias Gaul Grauburgunder (Pfalz)
The perennial favorite and regular top performer in our wine charts: precise aromas of ripe pear, quince and delicate floral scent, plus a lively acidity with great drinkability.
Villa Wolf Pinot Gris dry (Palatinate)
The Palatinate project from the traditional Dr. Loosen company: fine minerality, green apple, white peach and a subtle almond note in the finish.
Pfaffmann Selection Walsheimer Silberberg Pinot Gris (Pfalz)
From the single limestone vineyard Walsheimer Silberberg: ripe mirabelle plum, honeydew melon and a hint of brioche — creamy, profound and with a long finish.
A. Diehl Grauburgunder eins zu eins trocken (Pfalz)
Straightforward and honest, as the name promises: Williams pear, citrus peel and a subtle hint of herbs — a puristically beautiful Pinot Gris.
Markus Schneider Pinot Gris (Palatinate)
The cult winemaker from Ellerstadt at his best: juicy pear, ripe melon and a hint of nut — uncomplicated yet with unmistakable Schneider character.
Kaisermantel Pinot Gris dry (Rheinhessen)
Dr. Köhler's rising star, freshly landed in our charts: clear fruit, fine melt and an invigorating freshness — Rheinhessen at its best.
This goes well with: pasta with cream sauce, grilled fish, light poultry, asparagus, tarte flambée or a well-stocked cheese board.
Six bottles from six different wineries at a special price — ideal for anyone who wants to discover the full diversity of Pinot Gris. Also a wonderful gift for wine enthusiasts.
