2020

Weingut Keller Frauenberg Riesling GG 2020

Ready — youthful

Frauenberg is Keller’s limestone-dominant site in Nieder-Flörsheim — higher, cooler, and more austere than Morstein or Kirchspiel. The 2020 vintage in Rheinhessen was precise and structured, with natural acidity and moderate alcohol. This GG is still in its early phase: tight, mineral-driven, with citrus and white stone fruit not yet fully expressed. It rewards patience more than immediate opening. Drink now through 2040.

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€ 335,00

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Weight 1 kg

Details

Country Germany
Region Rheinhessen, Nieder-Flörsheim
Producer Weingut Keller
Year 2020
Classification VDP Großes Gewächs
Grapes Riesling
Color White
Alcohol % 13
Drinking Window now – 2040
Condition Good. Actual bottle shown in gallery.
Volume 750 ml

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Weingut Keller

Weingut Keller is based in Flörsheim-Dalsheim in Rheinhessen, farming a small portfolio of single-vineyard sites including Kirchspiel, Morstein, Hubacker, and Frauenberg. Klaus-Peter Keller produces Großes Gewächs from each — dry Rieslings classified at the top of the VDP hierarchy. Yields are extremely low; allocations are among the most restricted in Germany. The style across all sites is precise and reductive, built for long ageing.

Terroir

The Frauenberg lies near Nieder-Flörsheim on an elevated, windswept plateau in the western Rheinhessen. The soils are limestone and loess — less deep and more mineral than the heavier clay sites of the region. The altitude and air circulation keep temperatures cool and extend the growing season, which is critical for acidity retention in warm vintages. It is a later-developing site than Morstein; the wines need more time and show differently in youth.

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