We tasted a full range of Dr. Loosen wines from the Mosel Valley with Ernst Loosen here at the Bottle Shop as well as his line from the Pfaltz called J.L. Wolf. Although all of the wines were very good to outstanding, this Spatlese was our absolute favorite. Flowers, spices ... more

This fruity, low alcohol Riesling has delicate peach, grapefruit, apricot and mineral aromas and flavors with a long, juicy finish. It will pair well with Thai, Japanese and Chinese foods, as well as cheeses and pâté, or spicy, gingery seafood dishes. This charming quaffer would also be great for a ... more

The viticultural tradition of the Thanisch family can be traced back over 350 years: The oldest official documentation in Bernkastel is dated 1636. The quality of their wines quickly built and confirmed an outstanding reputation for the estate. At the end of the eighteenth century the Thanisch family purchased the ... more

This historic estate in the Rheingau produces classic German Riesling. We love this Kabinett which is aromatic, clean and delicious with notes of apricot, slate, petrol and spiced citrus. On a personal note, when we were kids, my dad got us a German Shepard as our first dog and named ... more

St. Urbans-Hof is a high quality German estate which is a member of the elite VDP group. Of the 35,000+ labels produced in Germany, only about 180 are VDP members. You will notice the eagle logo and VDP on the capsule of this bottle. Made from 100% estate grown and ... more

Terrific from start to finish. A concentrated version, with a deft balancing act created by the vibrant structure. As a result, the apricot, orange marmalade and caramel notes are well-defined and unfold seamlessly on the palate. Drink now through 2040. (BS) more

This lovely Riesling is from the town of Piesport, and from the vineyard Michelsberg. It is clean, refreshing, light and fruity with juicy yellow peach, apricot and mineral flavors. This will make a perfect picnic, brunch or sushi wine, as well as an ideal white to serve on Thanksgiving Day ... more

For centuries the Prüm family has lived and made wine in the village of Wehlen. Their ancestors were living in or near Wehlen as early as the year 1156. Today Manfred Prüm runs his family's historic estate impeccably. Some of the greatest, most long-lived wines of Germany are made at ... more