Nahe

**Nahe** — a German wine region in the southwest, named for the Nahe river that winds through it before joining the Rhine near Bingen. It sits between the Mosel and Rheinhessen and is best known for expressive, mineral Riesling. **Wines & grapes** — Riesling is the star, made in styles from bone-dry to lusciously sweet. You will also find Müller-Thurgau, Weissburgunder (Pinot Blanc), Grauburgunder (Pinot Gris) and some Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir). **Character** — The Nahe is famous for its geological patchwork: within a short distance the soils shift between slate, volcanic rock, quartzite and sandstone. This variety gives the Rieslings a wide range of expression, often combining ripe stone-fruit flavours with firm, stony minerality and bright acidity. **Good to know** — It is one of Germany's smaller and often underrated regions, prized by enthusiasts for offering great quality at fair prices.

Wines

• Bastei GG — Gut Hermannsberg
• Bastei Riesling Grosses Gewächs — Gut Hermannsberg
• Deep Roots Riesling Trocken — Kruger-Rumpf
• Felsenberg Grosses Gewächs Riesling — Gut Hermannsberg
• Felsenberg Riesling GG — Dönnhoff
• Felsenberg Riesling GG — Schäfer Fröhlich
• Frühlingsplätzchen Riesling GG — Schäfer Fröhlich
• Frühlingsplätzchen Riesling GG — Schönleber
• Glow Glow — Weingut Baumberger
• Glow Glow Riesling Alte Reben — Weingut Baumberger
• Guldentaler Schlosskapelle Kerner Kabinett — Bacchus Weinhaus Graf Eltz
• Halbstück Pinot Blanc — Gut Hermannsberg
• Halbstück Riesling — Gut Hermannsberg
• Halenberg Riesling GG — Schäfer Fröhlich
• Halenberg Riesling GG — Schönleber
• Kirschheck Riesling — Weingut Korrell Johanneshof
• Kupfergrube Riesling — Gut Hermannsberg
• Kupfergrube Sekt — Gut Hermannsberg
• Meddersheimer Rheingrafenberg Riesling Trocken — Hexamer
• Niederhäuser Hermannsberg Riesling Auslese — Dönnhoff