German Wine between $25 and $50

This deliciously crisp and refreshing, off-dry unoaked white wine from Germany is made from the Silvaner grape, it's juicy and packed with lots of lively fruit. Its crisp acidity and light-body are the key things to remember... Read More

Cornelia and Reinhard Heymann-Löwenstein from Winningen on the Terrassenmosel can be described as icons, because with their Riesling Schieferterrassen they bring an estate Riesling onto the market every year, which other... Read More

Graacher Himmelreich directly borders the southern edge of the Wehlener Sonnenuhr vineyard. The wines from this site often rival the quality of those from its more famous neighbor, especially in hot, dry years. Graacher wines... Read More

93 Points John Gillman:

Katarina Prüm’s 2020 Bernkasteler Badstube Kabinett AP #10 is truly a beautiful and utterly classical example of its Prädikat. The refined bouquet wafts from the glass in a complex blend... Read More

The nose of the Chardonnay from Annaberg is puristic, very pure and moves in the citrus spectrum. We don't have opulent buttery notes, but rather a very finely crafted fruit with some lime zest, green and yellow pear and lychee.... Read More

100% Pinot Noir vinified in ancient barrels with a short soak and no malolactic. Savory, peppery, minerally, fine-boned, driven by strawberry and red currant flavors. Arch-traditional, sustainably grown and conscientiously made,... Read More

Sustainably farmed. Firmly dry, rich, layered, intense, and practically vibrating with minerality. A twenty-five year wine.

An elegant and feminine Riesling with fine fruit of ripe lemon, apricot and pineapple. Juicy and harmonious on the palate, with charming acidity and a fine floral finish.