Riesling tasting package

Six Rieslings, six distinctive wines, one grape variety – and the full spectrum of what Germany has to offer as a wine country. From the Rheingau to the Mosel and the Palatinate to the Nahe: This tasting package takes you on a journey through the country's best Riesling terroirs.

Wegeler Riesling CHARTA dry – Weingüter Geheimrat J. Wegeler (Germany, Rheingau)
The traditional Wegeler winery has stood for first-class Rheingau Riesling for generations. The CHARTA Riesling presents itself with clear citrus fruit, green apple notes, and a fine, vibrant acidity. Underlying this is the typical Rheingau minerality – an elegant, straightforward introduction to the range.

Trenz Johannisberg Alte Reben Riesling – Weingut Michael Trenz (Germany, Rheingau)
This powerful Riesling is made from vines over 60 years old, growing on the barren Taunus quartzite soils of Johannisberg. Aged in Rheingau oak barrels, it combines ripe mango and orange aromas with Mediterranean herbal notes and impressive depth. A Riesling with substance, demonstrating what old vines in the Rheingau can achieve.

Künstler Herrnberg Riesling Erste Lage trocken – Weingut Künstler (Germany, Rheingau)
The VDP winery Künstler is among the top producers in the Rheingau. The Herrnberg vineyard grows on the gravelly soils of the Main terraces, whose high carbonate content lends the wine a pronounced mineral character. Delicate fruit aromas of white peach and citrus meet an elegant acidity – a Riesling with great aging potential.

Sorentberg Riesling Rotschiefer – Weingut Julius Treis (Germany, Mosel)
The Sorentberg is an almost forgotten steep-slope vineyard on the Moselle, lovingly reclaimed by the young winemakers Tobias Treis and Ivan Giovanett. Characterized by red slate soil, this Riesling unfolds aromas of thyme, rosemary, and ripe citrus fruit. The Moselle's typical finesse combines here with a spicy depth that makes the unique soil palpable.

Philipp Kuhn Laumersheimer Riesling Vom Kalksteinfels dry – Weingut Philipp Kuhn (Germany, Palatinate)
Philipp Kuhn is one of the greats of the Palatinate and proves with this Riesling that the region is capable of far more than just red wine. Shaped by the limestone soil, the wine displays an invigorating combination of lime, ripe pear, and a chalky minerality. Juicy, precise, and with a long, dry finish – Palatinate Riesling at its finest.

Tesch Riesling St. Remigiusberg dry – Tesch Winery (Germany, Nahe)
Martin Tesch's Rieslings are purist, uncompromising, and unmistakably Nahe. The St. Remigiusberg comes from the smallest single vineyard site in the Nahe region and combines candied orange, yellow peach, and delicate herbal notes into a multifaceted overall impression. Elegant, complex, and with great aging potential – the perfect conclusion to this Riesling journey.

This goes well with: grilled fish, prawns, Thai curry, goat cheese salad, asparagus with hollandaise sauce, or simply a summer evening with good friends.

Six outstanding Rieslings from four growing regions – together significantly cheaper than buying them individually and an ideal gift for anyone who wants to discover Germany's largest white wine grape variety in all its diversity.