Think you don't like German wine; then think again. This really is exceptional for the price. Grauer Burgunder is the German name for Pinot Gris, or Pinot Grigio as the Italians...

The Pfalz region in Germany is second only to the Mosel in acreage planted with the noble Riesling grape. Here it yields wines of substance and finesse, with a less austere...

Bright strawberry and cherry notes lead the way with some delicious savoury character and good minerality. Intense and medium bodied this is designed to be drunk easily and could be served...

A lively and fresh Riesling Kabinett. There's some delightful peach and apricot on the nose with floral notes. Juicy on the palate with with a touch of sweetness that perfectly compliments...

A lovely example of the Huxelrebe in all its sweet magnificence. It's rich and exotic with layers of honeyed tropical fruit. Whilst sweet in style it does finish with a fresh...

This offers very refined and deeply complex notes of peach, orchard fruits, citrus and dried flowers. The wine combines a delicious creaminess and zest with freshness. It is racy and multi-layered...

The challenge of cultivating vines on the steep, slate slopes of Mosel is overcome by fastidious handwork, small crop sizes, all-natural fertilizers and sustainable farming practices. Additionally, all harvesting is done...