Wines from Germany

Vineyards from Germany

German Wine Regions

* the last two regions are in the former east

Guntrum Winery - Nierstein

Quality Structure Overview

• Table Wine
• Country Wine
• Quality Wine from specific areas ( QbA )
• Quality Wine with Praedicat ( QmP )
• Kabinett
• Spaetlese
• Auslese
• Berenauslese
• Eiswein
• Trockenbeerenauslese ( TBA )

The famous Grapes of Germany

Ice Wine by Guntrum

Guntrum - "A Legend Along The Rhine"

• Tradition since 1648
• From the Town of Woerrstadt to Nierstein.
• 8 Generation to achieve and being able to produce some of the finest German Wines.
• Top quality year by year,
• Total care starts at the vines in the vineyard right to the end at the time when the finest
  juice is filled into the bottle and shipped to the furthest corner of the World.
• Reliability, service and a premium selection are some of the aims of the Guntrum Family.
• What more can you expect from a vineyard which still includes tradition and year on year
  produces an excellent drop of wine which you won’t forget.
• From the finest Riesling to Penguin Ice wine.

Oppenheimer Sacktraeger, Herrenberg, Hiersteiner Oelberg, Hipping and Pettenthal are some of the finest vineyards and are part of the Guntrum Holdings, only to name a few.

RI – Wine of Ascot is proud to have these fine wines on offer.

2004 Guntrum Dry Riesling

The latest addition to the portfolio of fine wines from Louis Guntrum initiated by Julius Barratt of Australian Wineries. 2004 Guntrum Dry Reisling is the counterpart to our world success Guntrum Riesling Royal Blue Bottle. The classic and elegant yet modern and easy understandable label and package is paired with a most appealing and delightful wine.

Typical characteristics of Riesling like green apple and pears, combined with a vivid yet harmonious acidity make this wines a perfect proposition as aperitif, lunch- and dinner-/evening wine. All sorts of seafood are a perfect match as well as meat with white sauces.

The grapes for 2004 Guntrum Dry Reisling were harvested at Spaetlese quality level to provide full-bodied and rich texture and harmonious acidity. The grapes originate from our Niersteiner Pettenthal vineyard. We recommend to serve this wines at a temperature of 8° to 10° Celsius.

Riesling - The Famous Grape of Germany

Professor Ritter, an uncle of Abe Ritter ( Partner of RI-Wine of Ascot ), was a member of the Research and Development Institute of Geisenheim near Frankfurt and managing The Viniculture Department between 1951 & 1964.