Korrell Steinmauer 2017

Nahe is a diverse wine region in southwest Germany, named after the Nahe river and shaped by exceptional soil diversity: slate, porphyry, volcanic rock, quartzite and sandstone often lie close together. This geological variety is reflected in a broad range of styles, especially in Riesling – from filigree and citrus-fresh to powerful and mineral-driven. Weißburgunder, Grauburgunder, Silvaner and aromatic varieties such as Scheurebe also impress with lively fruit.

Famous sites such as Hermannshöhle, Bastei and Felsenberg show the precision and depth for which the Nahe is known. Culinarily, Nahe wines pair excellently with fish, light meat dishes, regional cuisine and spicy foods – a region for explorers who appreciate finesse, diversity and terroir.