Southern alignment with a gradient of up to 45%. Loam soil with slate and pebbles. At a depth of about 50 cm: porous yellow-white slate, remains of the Devonian sea that are 360 million years old. The weathered slate gives the Riesling citrus and peach aromas, herbal-spicy notes as well as a mineral character rich in pressure and tension. “Pittermännchen” is a 16th-century German expression for a silver coin.
Southern alignment with up to 55% inclination. Rock-dominated loam soil with quartzite and quartzite conglomerates. Has its origins in the 280-million-year-old desert landscape of the Nahe region. The soil gives the Riesling ripe peach notes and exotic fruit aromas as well as a juicy, rather opulent but nevertheless delicate character. The word “Goldloch” probably refers to a buried gold mine tunnel.
Southern alignment with a gradient of up to 45%. Loam soil with slate and pebbles. At a depth of about 50 cm: porous yellow-white slate, remains of the Devonian sea that are 360 million years old. The weathered slate gives the Riesling citrus and peach aromas, herbal-spicy notes as well as a mineral character rich in pressure and tension. “Pittermännchen” is a 16th-century German expression for a silver coin.
