Keller Riesling Trocken 2021

The basic Keller wine is a reference year after year in our portfolio and allows you to enjoy a great wine at a moderate price. One of our clients said of him that the nose is of good intensity and is very well outlined, with a fundamentally citric character, in which hints of pink grapefruit stand out on some lemon zest, in the background points some of minerality and a light touch of kerosene that gives it depth. On the palate it has a good attack, it begins somewhat unctuous but its marked acidity makes the step more vertical and light. With mild bitters. Quite long. Its excellent acidity is its main asset.

Rheinhessen has traditionally been one of the least noble wine regions in Germany, with the Kellers being the architects of a revolution in the area in the last ten years. In the last transfer of powers Klaus-Peter Keller decided to revolutionize the wine world of the Rheinhessen and start to vinify the best grapes in a different way than his father had followed. Outside the Pradikat, and within the Erste Lagen / Grosses Gewachs classifications, which imply that the wines come from the best vineyards and are dry vinified. The result? Gault-Millau Winery of the Year 2001, Wein-Plus Collection of the Year in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, monographs in some of the most prestigious specialized publications in the world (The World of Fine Wine, View from the Cellar). A resounding success. Among the Weingut Keller vineyards are mythical names such as Hubacker in Florsheim-Dalsheim, Kirchspiel, Morstein and Absterde in neighboring Westhofen.