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Sauvignon blanc has a long history in Baden. First mentioned in 1871 and has r... Sauvignon blanc has a long history in Baden. First mentioned in 1871 and has recently made a resurgence. The granite soil combined with the cool breeze from the Black Forest imparts flavours of exotic fruit into the wine. One doesn't meet a German... more

The Villa Wolf Sauvignon Blanc is produced from fruit that has reached optimum... The Villa Wolf Sauvignon Blanc is produced from fruit that has reached optimum ripeness, but is not over ripe. And only clean, healthy fruit (no botrytis) is allowed. The sandy loam soils of the Pfalz region produces fruit with excellent purity and... more

Bright yellow with green reflections in the glass. Vegetal aromas of freshly c... Bright yellow with green reflections in the glass. Vegetal aromas of freshly cut grass, spring flower field, stinging nettle and garden herbs are rounded off with fruity notes of ripe lemons, kiwi, gooseberry, star fruit and young pineapple. Full... more

An unmistakable aroma of juicy gooseberries, limes and fine herbs. A pronounce... An unmistakable aroma of juicy gooseberries, limes and fine herbs. A pronounced acidity and fullness. This wine begs you to drink more. more

With its delicate bouquet of tropical fruits such as pineapple and grapefruit,... With its delicate bouquet of tropical fruits such as pineapple and grapefruit, as well as gooseberry and cassis, this Haardt Scheurebe is focused on freshness, vitality and the exotic. Here’s a dry wine for sauvignon blanc fans with stacks of... more

An unmistakable aroma of juicy gooseberries, limes and fine herbs. A pronounce... An unmistakable aroma of juicy gooseberries, limes and fine herbs. A pronounced acidity and fullness. This wine begs you to drink more. more