From Importer Vom Boden: This is what an estate wine should be, the calling card of a winery. Schönleber’s estate Riesling tends to be light, bouncier and airier than you might guess, based on the stately elegance of the Grand...

From Importer Vom Boden: this is both a “young-vine” selection from the Grand Cru sites.  A curated blend to showcase the mind-blowingly diverse soil types of the Nahe. The point of this wine is to be a razor-blade / hammer...

From Importer Vom Boden: This is the earlier picking/younger-vine selection from the Grand Cru Frühlingsplätzchen. For those of you twisted enough to understand German wine law and the VDP, this would be the estate’s “Spätlese Trocken” if they were allowed...

From Importer Vom Boden:  This is the earlier picking/younger-vine selection from the Grand Cru Halenberg. For those of you twisted enough to understand German wine law and the VDP, this would be the estate’s “Spätlese Trocken” if they were allowed...

From Importer Vom Boden: Dense with green citrus, green herbs and minerals. It is more coating and expansive, broader and fierce. It undeniably speaks of a cool place, even though there is a certain generosity, a mouth-watering quality to the...

From Importer Vom Boden: Ripe, juicy fruit, yet crystalline and clear. Schönleber’s aesthetic works so well in this vintage – they are not flashy, but they are vivid. The Frühlingsplätzchen is sharp yet delicate, just insanely floral and perfumed –...

From Importer Vom Boden: The Halenberg is often considered, along with the Auf der Ley (offered only through the German auctions) the most structured and densest and most monumental of the Grand Crus from Schönleber. It is certainly a stony...

From Importer Vom Boden: A tiny part of the estate at just 5% of total production. Clean, soft, and totally classic Pinot Blanc with structure and length and that classic Emrich-Schönleber backbone of acidity