Stahl Weissburgunder dry

Stahl's Pinot Blanc is dry and tastes of nuances of mandarin yogurt

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Stahl Weissburgunder dry

A Pinot Blanc that combines freshness and substance — without being intrusive. Christian Stahl from Franconia vinifies this Pinot Blanc in a dry and clear style.

The Christian Stahl winery is one of the established names in Franconian winemaking. The region is known for its calcareous soils, which give Pinot Blanc grapes crisp acidity and good minerality – both of which are evident in this wine.

In the glass, aromas of light stone fruit, mandarin yogurt, and a subtle floral note unfold. On the palate, it is juicy and direct, with radiant minerality and moderate acidity—the wine feels lively, without any harshness or rough edges. The finish is pleasantly lingering and fresh.

Serving suggestion: Serve well chilled at 10–12 °C. Pairs well with light fish such as pike-perch or trout, mild goat cheese, or a herb quiche. Also a good choice on its own as an uncomplicated summer evening wine. Drink now—no aging potential required.

Grape variety Pinot Blanc
Origin Franconia, Germany
Taste Dry
Alcohol 12,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–12 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Franconia
Grape variety Pinot Blanc
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2023
Alcohol content 12,5 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Winery

Christian Stahl

Christian Stahl is not as bad as his name might suggest. He wants nothing to do with Franconian winemaker folklore – he thinks "out of the box". When he took over his parents' business in Auernhofen, he made a name for himself not only in the wine sector but also in marketing.

His basic line "Nachschlag" shows a perfect balance between fun and craftsmanship. Noble wines with structure and tension – the result of 1,000 hours of manual labor. In 2018, the FAZ named him "Winemaker of the Year".

On 30 hectares in the Tauber Valley, characterized by shell limestone and gypsum keuper, wines grow with minerality and a pinch of saltiness. Modern, idiosyncratic, Franconian – at the highest level.

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