Rotenberg Riesling Kabinett

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Steep site Rotenberg, 450 m above sea level, volcanic soil. Fine residual sweetness, aromas of Amalfi lemon and mandarin, mineral-spicy finish. Pairs with spicy Asian dishes or chilled as an aperitif.

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Rotenberg Riesling Kabinett

From the Rotenberg in Altenbamberg – one of the steepest sites in the Nahe at an altitude of almost 450 meters – comes this Kabinett, which shows what Riesling with fine residual sweetness can achieve: no heaviness, no compromise, but clear fruit with backbone.

Gut Hermannsberg cultivates this steep slope on volcanic rock, which gives the wine its characteristic mineral spice. Aged in steel tanks, the natural freshness of the grapes is completely preserved – no wood to mask the fruit.

In the glass, Amalfi lemon and mandarin dominate, carried by a lively acidity structure. The subtle sweetness of the Kabinett predicate adds juiciness to the wine without weighing it down – the finish remains fresh, with a mineral-spicy aftertaste that is reminiscent of the volcanic soil.

Classic with spicy Asian dishes, preferably with chili or ginger – the residual sweetness cushions the heat. It also cuts a fine figure as a chilled aperitif on warm days. Serving temperature: 8–10 °C.

Grape Variety Riesling
Origin Nahe, Germany
Alcohol 9 % Vol.
Volume 0,75 l
Country of Origin Germany
Region Nahe
Grape Variety Riesling
Wine Color White Wine
Vintage 2023
Alcohol Content 9 % Vol.
Acidity 9,4 g/l

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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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