This Ellermann Spiegel Sauvignon Blanc comes from what we consider one of Germany's finest wineries. Ellermann Spiegel has conquered the wine world in a relatively short time. Its status as a major player in German winemaking was established by Frank Spiegel. In 2006, he took over the winery from his stepfather, Harald Ellermann, including its 48 hectares of vineyards. He renamed the winery Ellermann Spiegel and, from the very first harvest, amazed both friends and foes.
For this winery (and this magnificent Ellermann Spiegel Sauvignon Blanc), we travel to Palatinate. This beautiful part of Germany, located an hour and a half south of Frankfurt, boasts an impressive history. Palatinate is considered one of the finest regions in German wine. Thanks to its unique microclimate, the grapes thrive in the vineyards. And not just local varieties like Weissburgunder and Grauburgunder. Sauvignon Blanc also thrives on the vines of Ellermann Spiegel.
The Sauvignon Blanc grapes for this Ellermann Spiegel wine grow in vineyards in the far south of the Palatinate. Here, the conditions are just right for this refreshing grape, thanks to a unique microclimate. Each grape is harvested by hand, ensuring that only the finest bunches are used for this Ellermann Spiegel Sauvignon Blanc.
