August Kesseler Rudesheimer Riesling Trocken 2023
1 × € 23.50 Subtotal: € 23.50
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The most finessed German Pinot of the vintage?
Vinous gave it 97 points, declaring it “a monument to German Pinot Noir.”, adding to the de-scription “gothic turret”. Always wondered myself what that feels like to drink…
An overachieving German Pinot from a Riesling master.
Sourced from top Rheingau terroir, this 2022 “Daily August” is anything but ordinary.
Smooth dark cherry fruit and silky tannins frame a wine of poise and polish.
From top Rüdesheim sites, this VN93-rated Riesling is a serious overachiever:
“Seamless, fresh, cooling and bright… over-delivers through the long, mouthwatering finish.”
A Burgundy-lover’s Chardonnay from volcanic soils and one of Germany’s top estates.
“A great gastronomic white… leaves hardly any wishes unfulfilled.” – RP93
Top-tier Pinot Blanc from one of Baden’s finest terroirs and producers.
“A fine, elegant… gastronomic wine with substance and complexity.” – RP93
From one of the Mosel’s great names, this 2023 dry Riesling from Graach delivers slate, salt, and style.
“Round, refined and elegant… complex and long, with serious tannins” – RP93.
A legend in liquid form – RP98
From the iconic Egon Müller, this Scharzhofberger Spätlese 2023 is a masterclass in Saar elegance. Juicy, crystalline, and deeply mineral, Stephan Reinhardt calls it “a great Scharzhofberger” built for the ages.
A Saar classic reborn – RP97
This 2023 Wiltinger Braune Kupp Spätlese from Egon Müller is a masterpiece of filigree intensity. Floral, juicy, and mineral-driven, it dances across the palate with featherlight elegance. Released under the historic Le Gallais label, it’s a vital part of Müller’s legacy.
Citrus-kissed and feather-light – VN94
This Kabinett from Niederberg is all tangerine, lemon peel, and gentle sweetness. As Anne Krebiehl says: “Lightness, ease and aroma tell you to just ‘press play’.”
Dances on the palate with zest, charm, and purity – VN93
From Halenberg and Niederberg’s finest slopes, this is playful, precise, and utterly irresistible.
A Silvaner GG of rare class from one of Germany’s most iconic sites.
“Exquisite quality… salivating on the finish” – RP94
Klumpp’s 2022 Gipskeuper delivers serious Pinot for a playful price—just €20,50.
Aromatic, saline, silky. Rated 92RP, yet priced 61% below the average for its peers.
Klumpp’s Weiherberg 2021 is an elegant, limestone-driven Pinot Noir from Baden, vinified with natural precision. This organically grown beauty delivers red currants, subtle spice, and a finish that echoes for minutes.
Only €38,95 per bottle — best price on the market.
Compared to other 92-point Spätburgunders (avg. €53,31), this is standout value.
From limestone soils in Ingelheim, this beautifully balanced Spätburgunder walks a tightrope of richness and verve. Whole-berry fermentation and subtle oak aging bring depth and polish.
Rated VN92/RP91, your price is just €43,95.
Compared to the average €53,31 for 92pt peers, this is sharp value.
A serious Grand Cru Pinot from Germany’s slate-sculpted Ahr Valley.
Rated RP95, your price is just €70,95 —
22% below the €91,48 average for German Spätburgunder with this score.
