Bacchus 40 %, Sämling (Scheurebe) 25 %, Muscat 20 %, Sylvaner 15 %. Whole-bunch maceration in clay amphora for 9 months yields a textured wine with notes of apricot, cantaloupe, and lemon and a crisp acidity.

Classic, tangy cider pressed from old and unique apple varieties. 

Fruit from 60-year-old vines gets basket-pressed and the juice sits on lees for 10 months before bottling. A slight edge of smokiness gives this wine's crisp fruit profile an added layer of complexity.

Fresh, zesty, invigorating rosé from marl and limestone soils in Franken, Germany.

This wine has a dry lime vibe from Sylvaner and Muller Thurgau grapes that's super refreshing.

A good value and enjoyable Riesling if you want a bit of sweetness, which, at 25 grams of residual sugar per liter with about 7 grams of acid, is not at all cloying.

A very expressive single-vineyard Riesling from a ripe vintage that keeps its beautiful acidity but feels round and balanced with lush fruit.

Immich-Batterieberg's entry level dry Riesling with finesse and tension from slate soils on steep hills.

With a hint of gunflint in an orchard-y nose of white peach and lime blossoms, this extra brut sparkling foregoes the Batterieberg's usual austere dryness for a more indulgent profile. Still vibrantly acidic, but perhaps a little broader in its appeal than their fantastic Jour Fixe.

Immich-Batterieberg's Brut Nature Sparkling wine from Mosel hillsides is the best combination of Riesling's fruitiness and minerality with 5 years on lees to give the yeasty character of top quality Champagne.

Mosel Pinot Noir Rosé with excellent acidity and grapefruit, orange zest, and thyme aromas.

Elegant and fruity dealcoholized German Riesling from Johannes Leitz.