Allendorf Winkeler Riesling Trocken VDP Ortswein is the link between Gutswein and Großes Gewächs within the Allendorf Weingut range. What does VDP Ortswein mean? It's the village classification within the VDP structure, where the grapes come from selected vineyards around a specific location, in this case Winkel in the Rheingau. This dry Riesling combines ripe stone fruit with minerality and an elegant, slightly bitter structure.
With 12% alcohol and a clear acidity, this wine positions itself as a serious, yet accessible Rheingau Riesling with aging potential.
The grapes come from the town of Winkel in the Rheingau, a region known for its Riesling slopes along the Rhine.
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Winkel, Rheingau : village origin within the VDP structure.
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25–40 year old vines : provide concentration and depth.
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Clay and loess soils : contribute to roundness and mineral tension.
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Influence of the Rhine : supports maturation and aromatic freshness.
The combination of soil composition and age of the vines gives the wine structure and complexity.
The vinification is aimed at a balance between ripe fruit and fresh tension.
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Riesling as a single varietal : full focus on grape expression.
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Dry style : with soft acidity and a light bitter structure.
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Screw cap : preserves freshness and aromatic precision.
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Vegan certified : produced without animal fining agents.
This approach results in a wine that remains both intense and elegant.
Riesling – Winkel, Rheingau
Riesling is known for its high natural acidity and aromatic precision, which in an Ortswein results in clear expression of origin and ageing potential.
Weingut Allendorf was founded in 1773 by Philipp Anton Allendorf and remains family-owned. With approximately 75 hectares, it is the largest family-owned winery in the Rheingau. The estate operates with a clear quality philosophy that prioritizes its own vineyards and the expression of terroir, and exports its wines worldwide.
