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92 2019 Riesling trocken<br />

Weingut Dr. Corvers-Kauter,<br />

further info on page 455<br />

92 2019 Riesling trocken<br />

Domänenweingut Schloss Schönborn<br />

Further info on page 483<br />

90 2015 Riesling GG<br />

Weingut Johannishof, Further info on page 465<br />

HATTENHEIM | STEINBERG<br />

Schloss Johannisberg:<br />

viticultural history dating back<br />

to the 8th century<br />

92 2018 Riesling trocken<br />

Alte Bauernschänke – Konrad Berg, info on p. 450<br />

RÜDESHEIM | BERG ROTTLAND<br />

This 31ha/76 acre fully-south-facing site rises<br />

from 90-140m/295-459ft and has<br />

predominantly deep loess-loam soils with<br />

some slate, quartzite and gravel. Compared to<br />

Berg Schlossberg, Berg Rottland brings forth<br />

the more powerful wines of the Rüdesheimer<br />

Berg. The name is derived from the old term<br />

“rotten” which refers to the clearing of the site<br />

in the 11th century.<br />

94 2019 Riesling trocken<br />

Weingut Georg Breuer, further info on page 452<br />

94 2013 Riesling trocken<br />

Bischöfliches Weingut Rüdesheim<br />

further info on page 451<br />

93 2019 Riesling GG<br />

Weingut Künstler, further info on page 472<br />

93 2017 Riesling trocken<br />

92 2018 Riesling trocken<br />

Bischöfliches Weingut Rüdesheim<br />

further info on page 451<br />

92 2018 Riesling GG<br />

Weingut Balthasar Ress , further info on page 481<br />

92 2017 Hinterhaus Riesling GG<br />

Weingut Leitz , further info on page 473<br />

This 37ha/91 acre site, surrounded by a<br />

perimeter wall, is divided in two parts: the<br />

Zehnstück in the mid-slope for dry wines<br />

and the upper Mauerstück with trellising<br />

for the (residually sweet) Kabinett wines.<br />

At an altitude between 133-235m/436-<br />

755ft with inclines between 15-35%, its<br />

soils are medium to deep and of sandy,<br />

clay-rich loam which contains stony slate<br />

in its upper reaches. This former<br />

experimental vineyard of the Cistercians is<br />

now a monopole of the Hessian State<br />

Domaine at Kloster Eberbach.<br />

94 2018 Riesling GG<br />

90 2019 Riesling Kabinett<br />

Hessische Staatsweingüter, further info on page 429<br />

JOHANNISBERG |<br />

SCHLOSS JOHANNISBERG<br />

This site is not only legendary because the<br />

idea of Spätlese was supposedly invented<br />

here. No, its natural conditions are also<br />

unique. This history-steeped slope has<br />

medium to deep soils of loess and loessloam<br />

with an admixture of iron-oxide-rich<br />

slate and quartzite. The fully south-facing<br />

site rises from 114-182m/374-597ft.<br />

97 2019 »Blaulack» Riesling<br />

Trockenbeerenauslese<br />

94 2017 »Goldlack« Riesling trocken<br />

94 2019 »Rosalack» Riesling Auslese<br />

93 2019 »Silberlack« Riesling GG<br />

93 2019 »Grünlack» Riesling Spätlese<br />

Domäne Schloss Johannisberg, further info on<br />

page 464<br />

444 falstaff Wine Guide Germany 2021

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