
Jechtingen-Amoltern Winegrowers' Cooperative Weissburgunder QbA dry

Jechtingen-Amoltern Winegrowers' Cooperative Weissburgunder QbA dry
A dry Pinot Blanc from the Kaiserstuhl – one of the warmest and most volcanic wine regions in Germany. Clearly structured, with the typical weight of this grape variety.
The Jechtingen-Amoltern winegrowers' cooperative produces wines from vineyards on the Kaiserstuhl, whose weathered loess and volcanic soils impart a distinctive minerality to the wines. The Kaiserstuhl benefits from one of the sunniest microclimates in Germany – a fact reflected in ripe, full-bodied white wines.
In the glass, this Pinot Blanc displays aromas of yellow apple, pear, and a hint of almond. On the palate, it is medium-bodied with a fresh, crisp acidity and a clean, dry finish with a touch of spice. No oak, no heaviness – a straightforward, everyday wine.
- Temperature: 10–12 °C
- Dishes: Asparagus with hollandaise sauce, fried pike-perch, light pastes or tarte flambée
- Occasion: Summer evening on the terrace or as a simple accompaniment to dinner
Jechtingen-Amoltern Winegrowers' Cooperative
Do you know that feeling when volcanic rock and sunshine embrace? That's exactly what happens at the Kaiserstuhl, home to the Jechtingen wine manufactory . Founded in 1924 by 30 winegrowers, it is now a community of 340 winegrowing families cultivating 240 hectares of vineyards [citation:1][citation:5].
What makes it special: The vineyards lie on black volcanic rock and loess soils – this gives the Burgundies their power and elegance [citation:2]. Their trademark is the romantic Sponeck Castle , the over 700-year-old ruin that towers above the vines [citation:3].










