Producer:Donnhoff
Region:Nahe,Germany
Varietal:Riesling
Year: 2023

James Suckling, 95 Points

“Captivating aromas of a garden dripping with rain after a summer storm. Both very succulent and really elegant, the serious acidity lighting this up like fireworks. Brilliant and super-fresh, barely off-dry finish. From organically grown grapes with Fair’n Green certification. Drink or hold.”

Wine Advocate, 95 Points

“The 2020 Norheimer Kirschheck Riesling Sptlese is clear, pure and intense on the nose like a fine Italian perfume on wet, crushed stones. Lush and round on the palate, this is a dense yet very delicate and dangerously juicy and stimulating mineral Sptlese that is irresistible. Impossible to spit out. This long and salty Sptlese is singing. 8.5% alcohol.”

Winemaker Notes:

“The oldest recorded vineyards of the Nahe are located in this part of the village of Norheim. Kirsche means cherry, so the age-old name of the site likely refers to the wild cherries that grow even today amidst the vines. The site faces due south and its soils are composed largely of grey slate mixed with sandstone.”

Alcohol: 8.5%

*Price and availability in store may vary. Vintage date may differ from pictured.

Producer:Donnhoff
Region:Nahe,Germany
Varietal:Riesling
Year: 2023

James Suckling, 95 Points

“Captivating aromas of a garden dripping with rain after a summer storm. Both very succulent and really elegant, the serious acidity lighting this up like fireworks. Brilliant and super-fresh, barely off-dry finish. From organically grown grapes with Fair’n Green certification. Drink or hold.”

Wine Advocate, 95 Points

“The 2020 Norheimer Kirschheck Riesling Sptlese is clear, pure and intense on the nose like a fine Italian perfume on wet, crushed stones. Lush and round on the palate, this is a dense yet very delicate and dangerously juicy and stimulating mineral Sptlese that is irresistible. Impossible to spit out. This long and salty Sptlese is singing. 8.5% alcohol.”

Winemaker Notes:

“The oldest recorded vineyards of the Nahe are located in this part of the village of Norheim. Kirsche means cherry, so the age-old name of the site likely refers to the wild cherries that grow even today amidst the vines. The site faces due south and its soils are composed largely of grey slate mixed with sandstone.”

Alcohol: 8.5%

*Price and availability in store may vary. Vintage date may differ from pictured.