Keller

Cuvée Pius Auslese

2023
Rheinhessen
Germany
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Varietal
Riesling
Out of stock
Qualities
Sweet Sweet
Biodynamic Biodynamic
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Palate Character

Balance & Finesse 2 Rich & Full 2 Light & Bright 2 Smooth & Silky 2 Round & Fleshy 2 Tone & Backbone 2 Powerful & Extracted 2 Bright & Crisp 2
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Tasting Notes
ALCOH.
9%
GRAPE(S)
Riesling
Rheinhessen, Germany
GRAPE VARIETAL(S)
Riesling
100% REES-ling
Riesling is one of the greatest, long-lived white wines in the world, highly expressive of the nuances of its respective terroir. The wines are generally relatively low to moderate in alcohol with crisp acidity and full of flavor and extract. Stylistically, it can vary from bone dry to quite sweet, and with age can develop intense aromatics. Because Riesling is so expressive of the terroir from where it is grown, it can show a potential mix of floral, fruity, intensely mineral, smoky and/or spicy aromas and flavors depending on the soil, climate, and exposure.
Country / State
Germany
Region
Rheinhessen
Producer
Keller
Winemaker(s)
Klaus Peter Keller
Vintage
2023

Weingut Keller

Rheinhessen


Klaus-Peter and Julia Keller have been running his family’s domaine since 2001 and in very short order created a cult following for his wines which, along with Egon Müller, are some of the most sought-after rieslings in Germany.


Klaus-Peter worked along with his father, but he also trained with Hubert Lignier and Armand Rousseau in Burgundy. He has brought life back to many vineyards in the Rheinhessen, showing the area’s potential under the right leadership. His wines start with great grapes in the vineyard, but he also uses some differentiating techniques in the cellar, like vinification in large old-oak fuders, allowing grapes to macerate on the skins before pressing.

Keller’s wines, especially his Grand Crus, balance power with exceptional clarity and elegance, with nuanced mouth-watering fruit, and with persistent, complex minerality.