Reichsrat von Buhl Sauvignon Blanc

Sauvignon Blanc from the Palatinate – that sounds unusual, but it works convincingly at Reichsrat von Buhl. Instead of the heavy, high-alcohol variety one might expect from some new wine regions, this wine reveals a cool, precise side.

The Reichsrat von Buhl winery is one of the oldest and most prestigious estates in the Palatinate. Founded in 1849, it has been under Japanese ownership since 2014, maintaining a consistent focus on quality and precision. The Sauvignon Blanc is an expression of the mild climate and the calcareous-sandy soils around Deidesheim.

On the nose, gooseberry, blackcurrant, and a fresh, grassy-herbal note – like a meadow just after rain. On the palate, firm acidity, medium body, clear fruit without being overpowering. The finish remains fresh and briefly spicy.

Serving suggestion: Well chilled at 9–11 °C. Pairs well with goat cheese, roasted asparagus, light pasta dishes with herb sauce, or as an aperitif on a warm evening. Drink now – no aging required.