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Weingut Schenk-Siebert

In the Pfalz, where the sun lingers longer than almost anywhere else in Germany, one family has been growing wine since the 1600s. Weingut Schenk-Siebert is proof that some traditions simply refuse to be rushed.

  • Bottle of Weingut Schenk-Siebert Sausenheimer Riesling Feinherb 2023
    Item no.: 222479-5577

    Weingut Schenk-Siebert 2023 Sausenheimer Riesling Feinherb is a fresh, lively and charming white wine from Pfalz, where the Riesling grape's natural acidity and aromatic purity are allowed to shine through clearly.

    Expert's Description

    Weingut Schenk-Siebert 2023 Sausenheimer Riesling Feinherb is a White Wine from Pfalz, Germany, made from Riesling with an alcohol content of 11.5%. The feinherb style - German for "off-dry" - gives a discreet hint of residual sugar that balances the Riesling's fresh acidity and makes the expression soft and harmonious without becoming sweet in the classic sense. Sausenheim lies in the northern part of Pfalz, where warm, sunny days and cool nights give the grapes both ripeness and retained acidity.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    The nose opens with sun-ripened apricots and juicy peaches.

    Palate

    The palate offers a discreet hint of residual sugar that balances the fresh acidity and gives a soft, inviting expression.

    Finish

    The finish is clean and refreshing with a lightly fruity note.

    Serving & Food Pairing

    Serve chilled at 8-10°C in a Riesling glass. Pairs well with Asian food with a touch of sweetness, white fish or as an aperitif.

    Specifications

    Name: Sausenheimer Riesling Feinherb 2023
    Producer/Winery: Weingut Schenk-Siebert
    Region/Country: Pfalz, Germany
    Grape variety: Riesling
    Vintage: 2023
    ABV: 11.5%
    Size: 70 CL
    Serving temperature: 8-10°C
    Decanting recommended: No
    Glass type: Riesling glass

    Flavour Profile

    Fresh · Aromatic · Off-dry · Lively

    Did You Know?

    Feinherb is an unofficial but widespread German term for a style between trocken and halbtrocken - it does not exist in German wine law but is used by producers as a more precise indication of taste than the official categories.

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    • 17,25
      1pcs.
      15,00EUR
  • Bottle of Weingut Schenk-Siebert Riesling Feinherb 2024 German white wine 1 litre
    Item no.: 22227865479-5555

    A delightful, off-dry Pfalz Riesling with a light sweetness and good acidity - the perfect wine for relaxed moments on the terrace, in the garden, in the park or at a party.

    Expert's Description

    Weingut Schenk-Siebert Riesling Feinherb 2024 is a White Wine from Pfalz, Germany, made from Riesling with an alcohol content of 12%. The family behind Weingut Schenk-Siebert has grown wine in the Leiningerland area around the village of Sausenheim since 1675, and the estate today farms 40 hectares with a focus on organically certified Riesling and Spätburgunder. Feinherb means off-dry in German and indicates a light, well-balanced residual sweetness, while the wine is delivered in the generous one-litre format rather than the classic 75cl bottle.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Green apple, citrus and a hint of florals on the nose.

    Palate

    Lightly sweet on the palate with good acidity and a fresh character.

    Finish

    The finish is clean and refreshing.

    Serving & Food Pairing

    Serve chilled at 8-10°C in a white wine glass. Pairs well with grilled food, salads or as a relaxed sipping wine on its own.

    Specifications

    Name: Riesling Feinherb 2024
    Producer/Winery: Weingut Schenk-Siebert
    Region/Country: Sausenheim, Pfalz, Germany
    Grape variety: Riesling
    Vintage: 2024
    ABV: 12%
    Size: 100 CL
    Organic/Biodynamic: Yes
    Serving temperature: 8-10°C
    Decanting recommended: No
    Glass type: White wine glass

    Flavour Profile

    Lightly sweet · Tangy · Fresh · Apple

    Did You Know?

    The Schenk-Siebert family has grown wine in Sausenheim since 1675, making the estate one of the more historic in the Pfalz region, even though it today runs a modern, organically certified wine production.

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    • 12,00
      1pcs.
      10,50EUR
   

About Weingut Schenk-Siebert

Weingut Schenk-Siebert is a family-owned winery from the Pfalz, its name reflecting a union of two winemaking families. The wines are made primarily from Riesling, grown on chalky soils that give an elegant minerality and a fresh, lively character with notes of peach, pear and yellow apple. With sons Johannes and Christoph now at the helm, the house combines international experience with local pride, making it one of the smaller but solid names in the Pfalz's broad wine landscape - worth seeking out for genuine German Riesling beyond the big, familiar brands.

History & Background

Weingut Schenk-Siebert traces its roots back to 1675, making it one of the older winemaking families in the Pfalz. The vineyards have passed down through generations, and the estate is now run by sons Johannes and Christoph, who have both added international wine experience to the family's local knowledge. That long continuity of family ownership is relatively rare in an industry where many smaller wineries today are run by investors or have been bought up by larger companies.

Production & Style

The wines are made mainly from Riesling and other German grape varieties, grown following regional tradition.

Signature Style

Tangy, Fresh, Mineral
The flavour is tangy and fresh, typical of German white wine.

Facts

WineryWeingut Schenk-Siebert
CountryGermany
Founded1675
PronouncedVINE-goot SHENK-ZEE-bert
RegionGrünstadt-Sausenheim, Pfalz
OwnerFamily-owned (Schenk-Siebert family)
Official websiteweingut-schenk-siebert.de

Did You Know?

Did you know that Germany is home to some of the world's steepest vineyards, where grapes in many places are still harvested by hand because of the terrain?

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