Hessian Bergstrasse

The Hessische Bergstraße, Germany's sun-drenched spring garden, benefits from a mild microclimate between the Odenwald and the Rhine plain, producing wines of remarkable vitality. On soils of loess and granite, varieties such as Riesling and Pinot Gris develop a refined structure and depth. Producers like Barnert & Drewitz capture this clarity and demonstrate that the region also offers an ideal terroir for characterful Cabernet Sauvignon.