**Pfalz** (the Palatinate) is a sunny wine region in southwestern Germany, running along the eastern edge of the Haardt hills as a northern continuation of France's Alsace. **Wines & grapes** — Riesling is the leading grape, made in styles from bone-dry to sweet, alongside a strong showing of Pinot varieties: Pinot Gris (Grauburgunder), Pinot Blanc (Weissburgunder), and Pinot Noir (Spätburgunder). **Character** — One of Germany's warmest, driest regions, the Pfalz ripens grapes readily, producing Rieslings that are riper, rounder, and often drier than those of the cooler Mosel. **Good to know** — Its mild climate even allows figs and almonds to flourish among the vines.
Wines
- Black Print — Markus Schneider
- Brut Sauvignon — Oliver Zeter
- Cabernet Mitos — Hof Bangerth
- Chardonnay — Von Winning
- Chardonnay Grande Reserve — Pfaffmann
- Chardonnay Imperiale — Von Winning
- Chardonnay vom Kalkmergel — Philipp Kuhn
- Clarette Rosé Trocken — Knipser
- Cuvée X — Knipser
- Deidesheimer Mäushöhle Riesling — Reichsrat von Buhl
- Forster Pechstein Riesling Sekt Brut — Reichsrat von Buhl
- Forster Ungeheuer Riesling Grosses Gewächs — Reichsrat von Buhl
- Freundstück Riesling Grosses Gewächs — Reichsrat von Buhl
- Gelber Muskateller Trocken — Bangerth
- Grauburgunder — Karl Pfaffmann
- Grauburgunder Pauline — Karl Pfaffmann
- Grauer Burgunder Trocken — Hof Bangerth
- Großkarlbacher Burgweg Riesling — Philipp Kuhn
- Holy Moly — Markus Schneider
- Idig Riesling GG — Christmann
Frequently asked questions
What wines are produced in Pfalz?
Black Print, Brut Sauvignon, Cabernet Mitos, Chardonnay, Chardonnay Grande Reserve and more.
Where is Pfalz?
Pfalz is a wine region in Germany.