Koehler-Ruprecht, Chardonnay Kabinett Trocken, 2024
Chardonnay grown on chalk in the Pfalz, raised in old neutral oak by one of Germany's great traditionalist houses—this is Chablis-lover bait from an unexpected zip code. Koehler-Ruprecht, in the village of Kallstadt, has been making bone-dry wines since long before dry was fashionable, aging everything in big old casks that add texture without a whiff of vanilla. The fruit here comes off the limestone-and-sandstone Annaberg site, and the 'Kabinett Trocken' on the label is the estate's own house shorthand for a dry, lighter-framed bottling—not a sweet wine. The result is crisp, mineral, and honest, an everyday white with more soul than its modest station suggests.
Koehler-Ruprecht, Chardonnay Kabinett Trocken, 2024
Chardonnay grown on chalk in the Pfalz, raised in old neutral oak by one of Germany's great traditionalist houses—this is Chablis-lover bait from an unexpected zip code. Koehler-Ruprecht, in the village of Kallstadt, has been making bone-dry wines since long before dry was fashionable, aging everything in big old casks that add texture without a whiff of vanilla. The fruit here comes off the limestone-and-sandstone Annaberg site, and the 'Kabinett Trocken' on the label is the estate's own house shorthand for a dry, lighter-framed bottling—not a sweet wine. The result is crisp, mineral, and honest, an everyday white with more soul than its modest station suggests.
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Chardonnay grown on chalk in the Pfalz, raised in old neutral oak by one of Germany's great traditionalist houses—this is Chablis-lover bait from an unexpected zip code. Koehler-Ruprecht, in the village of Kallstadt, has been making bone-dry wines since long before dry was fashionable, aging everything in big old casks that add texture without a whiff of vanilla. The fruit here comes off the limestone-and-sandstone Annaberg site, and the 'Kabinett Trocken' on the label is the estate's own house shorthand for a dry, lighter-framed bottling—not a sweet wine. The result is crisp, mineral, and honest, an everyday white with more soul than its modest station suggests.
