VDP.GUTSWEIN Riesling

VDP.GUTSWEIN is a classification within the German wine industry, representing quality wines produced by members of the Verband Deutscher Prädikatsweingüter e.V. (VDP). These wines are sourced from the estates' holdings within a region and adhere to the stringent standards prescribed by the VDP. The VDP is a German association of top wine estates, founded in 1910, dedicated to promoting quality wine production in Germany. The VDP.GUTSWEIN classification signifies entry-level wines that inherently link wine quality with origin, ensuring that the wines meet the association's high standards. The VDP.GUTSWEIN Riesling is a white wine produced from the Riesling grape variety, known for its crisp acidity and aromatic profile. The wine is typically produced in various wine-growing regions across Germany, including the Rheingau, Pfalz, and Franken regions. The VDP.GUTSWEIN Riesling is characterized by its fresh and fruity flavor profile, making it a popular choice among wine enthusiasts. The VDP.GUTSWEIN classification is part of the VDP's broader classification system, which includes VDP.ORTSWEIN (village wines), VDP.ERSTE LAGE® (first growths), and VDP.GROSSE LAGE® (grand crus), each representing different levels of quality and origin within the German wine hierarchy.