"Mainly Spätburgunder with some Weissburgunder, sourced from the 2017, 2019, and 2021 vintages, mainly ‘19 and ‘21. The 2021 vintage was a very tough year on Baden, so Christoph and Alex decided to cut a lot of the fruit from...

The wine is sourced from various parcels south of Staufen and in the Kaiserstuhl. The vines were planted in the late '80s early '90s. The 2024 was pressed as whole-cluster and fermented in used barrels of different sizes. Aged for...

The wine is sourced from various parcels south of Staufen and in the Kaiserstuhl. The vines were planted in the late '80s early '90s. The 2024 was pressed as whole-cluster and fermented in used barrels of different sizes. Aged for...

Filzen is a very cool parcel from steep slopes near Staufen, with limestone and clay soils and worked manually. It shows more soil, more transparency, more elegance and length than the entry-level bottling. For 2024, the bunches got pressed as...

Damn I love Weissburgunder. Or more specifically, I love Wasenhaus Weissburgunder. This entry-level offering, sourced mostly from loess plots around Staufen, is everything you’d want this to be and more: floral, vivid and crystalline, with a serpentine acidity that cleanses...

Damn I love Weissburgunder. Or more specifically, I love Wasenhaus Weissburgunder. This entry-level offering, sourced mostly from loess plots around Staufen, is everything you’d want this to be and more: floral, vivid and crystalline, with a serpentine acidity that cleanses...

The delicately named “Bellen” is sourced from a very steep vineyard with a dramatic western exposition. It is perhaps the most finely knit of all the Wasenhaus wines, thread-count unknown but very, very high. This, along with the Pinot of...

Spätburgunder: delicate, floral and immediate. This is a joyous, vivid wine to ponder in youth – the wine’s youth. You can be however old you are, it’s all good. The “Grand Ordinaire” is a 100% Spätburgunder, 100% whole-bunch, and 100%...

This is Wasenhaus’ entry level Pinot Noir; it is the gateway drug of this estate, cut from the same cloth as the top Grand Crus (unlike the “Grande Ordinaire,” which is a much more free-form, bright and “natural” treatise on...

This is Wasenhaus’ entry level Pinot Noir; it is the gateway drug of this estate, cut from the same cloth as the top Grand Crus (unlike the “Grande Ordinaire,” which is a much more free-form, bright and “natural” treatise on...

Kalk largely comes from one new parcel in the town of Ebringen, about ten minutes north of Wasenhaus. Yet the name, which translates to chalk, says what’s really important: the soil. I loved the wine; it has some of the...

This is Wasenhaus’ Pinot Noir from the Kaiserstuhl region, grown on volcanic soils – thus the reference to “Vulkan.” It is sourced from a few parcels: One vineyard is quite high in elevation in the town of Eichstetten and one...

A Pinot Noir on very shallow and poor limestone clay soil, grown on the Zunzinger Rosenberg with a southwest exposure. This vineyard consists of mainly German clones, half of the plot is from Spätburgunder vines planted in the 1960s. Fermentation...

Contains 1 bottle each: Wasenhaus 2018 Spätburgunder Mohlin Wasenhaus 2020 Spätburgunder Mohlin Wasenhaus 2024 Spätburgunder Mohlin