Muskateller trocken 2025
Muskateller · estate wine, Siebeldingen · approx. €18
At Rebholz the Muskateller is no sideline. Vinum calls it one of the signature wines of the house. Bone dry, from stainless steel. Muscat grape, peach, lemongrass, with ginger and white flowers. With Zwiebelkuchen, onion tart, now that it is October.
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Birkweiler Riesling vom Rotliegenden 2022
Riesling · village wine, Birkweiler · approx. €29
The village wine from the Kastanienbusch, grown on the iron-rich red rock that gives it its name. 11.5% alcohol, four years old and open now. Juicy fruit, flint, salt, cool and clear. With Keschdesupp, the chestnut soup of the Pfalz.
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R’ Chardonnay trocken 2023
Chardonnay · barrique, Siebeldingen · approx. €50.50
In 1988 Hansjörg Rebholz planted the first officially sanctioned Chardonnay vines in Rheinland-Pfalz. The R stands for barrique. 12.5% alcohol. Quince, anise, roasted almonds, a hint of smoke, salty and long. In 2026 Vinum ranked it among the ten best Chardonnays in Germany. With zander in Riesling sauce.
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Weißer Burgunder Mandelberg GG 2024
Pinot Blanc · Grosse Lage Mandelberg, Muschelkalk · approx. €63.50
A sheltered east-facing slope near Birkweiler on Muschelkalk, made in stainless steel. Vinum has just named it the best Pinot Blanc in Germany, with 96 points. Herbs, olive oil, yellow fruit, creamy yet tense, 13%. With veal ragout with chanterelles.
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Riesling Im Sonnenschein GG 2023
Riesling · Grosse Lage Im Sonnenschein, Muschelkalk · approx. €66.50
The vineyard lies on Muschelkalk in the Queich valley and faces south, which is the exception here. Lemon, mirabelle, oyster shell, with iodine and crushed limestone, taut and long. Stephan Reinhardt gave it 97 points in the Wine Advocate. James Suckling found it almost severe and took that as part of the site. With trout meunière.
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Kastanienbusch Riesling GG 2023
Riesling · Grosse Lage Kastanienbusch, Rotliegend · approx. €73.50
The highest Grosse Lage in the Pfalz, a bowl above Birkweiler named after its sweet chestnut trees. In 1998 Rebholz put its first Erstes Gewächs from here on the price list, at twice the price. It sold out at once. Flint, hay, black tea, vineyard peach, 12.5%. Suckling gave it 99 points. Weinwisser called it the best Riesling in the Pfalz. With saddle of roe deer with chestnuts.
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