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    Regular price €32,64 Unit price €43,52  per  l
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    Gimmeldinger Kapellenberg Riesling trocken - Weingut Peter Stolleis - Organic

    Regular price €21,57 Unit price €28,76  per  l
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    Königsbacher Ölberg Riesling trocken - Weingut Peter Stolleis - Organic

    Regular price From €26,32 Unit price €35,09  per  l
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    Königsbacher Ölberg Riesling Grosse Lage - Weingut Seckinger - Organic

    Regular price €47,40 Unit price €63,20  per  l
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    Deidesheimer Langenmorgen Riesling Grosse Lage - Weingut Seckinger - Organic

    Regular price €68,49 Unit price €91,32  per  l
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    Forster Ungeheuer Riesling Grosse Lage - Weingut Mehling - Organic

    Regular price From €35,80 Unit price €23,87  per  l
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    Deidesheim In der Obere Peterhöhle Riesling trocken Grosse Lage - Weingut Mehling - Organic

    Regular price €38,97 Unit price €51,96  per  l
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    Deidesheimer Kalkofen Riesling Grosse Lage - Weingut Mehling - Organic

    Regular price From €35,80 Unit price €51,96  per  l
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    KIRCHBERG Riesling GG - VDP.Weingut Kranz - Organic

    Regular price From €42,13 Unit price €56,17  per  l
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    Ranschbacher Seligmacher Riesling trocken Erste Lage - VDP.Weingut Kranz

    Regular price From €26,32 Unit price €35,09  per  l
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    Trabener Zollturm Riesling - Grosse Lage - Weingut Immich-Batterieberg

    Regular price €52,67 Unit price €70,23  per  l
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    Regular price €47,40 Unit price €63,20  per  l
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What makes German white wine special?

German white wine offers a diversity that hardly any other wine country can match. From the delicate minerality of a Mosel Riesling to the creamy depth of a Palatinate Chardonnay — the range is enormous. What connects all our white wines: they come from winemakers who know their vineyards, understand their soils, and produce wines that truly express their origin.

German white wine is not a compromise. It is a decision for quality, character, and the joy of discovery.

The Varieties — Find Your Style

Riesling is Germany's best-known grape variety — mineral, fresh, incredibly versatile. From bone dry to lusciously sweet, from light to age-worthy.

Chardonnay from Germany is one of the wine world's best-kept secrets — complex, mineral, often on par with what you know from Burgundy.

Weißburgunder (Pinot Blanc) — elegant, delicately fruity, harmonious. The perfect food companion that is often underestimated.

Silvaner — dry, spicy, mineral. Especially at home in Franconia and for anyone who wants to discover white wine beyond the big names.

Sauvignon Blanc from Germany — more precise and mineral than you might know. A style that gains importance every year.

The Regions — Seven Characters

Germany doesn't have just one white wine region — it has many. And each brings its own character.

The Mosel stands for elegance and lightness — steep slate terraces, cool climate, wines with fantastic tension. The Pfalz (Palatinate) is warmer, more opulent, more accessible — ideal for powerful Chardonnays and expressive Rieslings. The Rheingau is one of Europe's historically most significant wine regions — classic, structured, age-worthy. Rheinhessen is Germany's largest wine region and today one of the most exciting places for discoveries. Württemberg surprises with distinctive white wines from a continental climate. And then there are Sachsen (Saxony) and Saale-Unstrut — Germany's northernmost wine regions, with a precision and minerality that will truly surprise you.

Direct from the Winemaker — and perhaps your next big thing

All white wines at Wein & Nielsen are personally collected from the producers and stored by us — no intermediaries, no long storage chains. This means for you: ex-farm prices, optimal storage until delivery — and wines that bring joy.

If you've loved white wine from France or Austria until now: German white wine could be your next big thing.