Qualitätswein bestimmter Anbaugebiete - QbA

2010 Schwabenheimer Kaiserpfalz Bacchus

Grape Varietal:

Bouquet/ Taste:  This wine is light, crisp and fruity, made from approved grape variety

$25.75 Bottle (click here for more information)

2010 Grauer Burgunder Bornheimer Hähnchen Noblesse

Grape Varietal: Noblesse

Bouquet/ Taste:  This grape produces a crisp, dry style wine with delicate bouquet, along with a low-mild acidity content of spiciness and aromatic taste.

$26.25 Bottle (click here for more information)

2009 Gau-Odernheimer Petersberg Red

Grape Varietal: Acolon - Crossing of: Lemberger & Dornfelder vines

Bouquet/Taste: This wine is rich in fruit, acid and tannin, with a bouquet ranging from berry-like to vegetal, such as green pepper.

$26.00 per bottle (click here for more information)

2008 3 Tenor Rotwein (Cuvèe)

Grape Varietal: Regent & Dornfelder

Bouquet/Taste: This wine is deep-colored and notable for its depth with mild acidity but attractively aromatic fruit aromas such as cherries and black currant.

$24.75 per bottle (click here for more information)

Qualitätswein bestimmter Anbaugebiete (certain growing Regions), abbreviated QbA (quality wine from one of the 13 specified wine-growing regions) must fulfill the following conditions:

Be produced exclusively from German produce from the legally recognized roster of grapes permitted in Germany, grown in one of the 13 specified wine-growing regions; the region must be declared on the label.

Must reach a natural alcohol content corresponding to a must weight between 51 and 72 Oechsle (depending on region and grape variety).

Must reach an existing alcohol content of at least 7% by volume.