A wine that epitomises the pure drinking pleasure of fine Riesling. Bright and focused with lime, mandarin and peach fruit intensity. Sleek and long with beautiful ripe lip-smacking acidity, refr...(read more)

Germany's accessible, often floral, answers to red burgundy are increasingly popular, and this one is especially keenly priced.

Tense with some perceptible sweetness and a cocktail of grapefruit juice and stones – not unlike a Scheurebe! Long and dense.

Spätburgunder, the German name for Pinot Noir, has really started to come through as a must have for any discerning wine rack. This is an outstanding example; light and bright with loads of charm...(read more)

More density than the regular 2015 with some nuance and mineral influence. Very appetising.

The Braunewells' Grand Cru level Riesling. Immediately classy nose seemingly of pure limestone, taut and bracing. On palate this is followed though in a direct line - mineral, taut, as bracing as...(read more)