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Anyone who stands in front of the wine shelf (and does not consider themselves a connoisseur) is often quite overwhelmed. So many names! So many quality specifications! What do I have to pay attention to? What does all this tell me? When different countries have been talking shop for hundreds of years and constantly adopting new definitions with many bureaucratic rules, it is no wonder that the result is an almost impenetrable jungle.

Honestly? Often you just buy the label you like, hoping that the contents will match.

Today we want to shed some light on the matter...

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Bild: Phenole Grafisch Dargestellt bei Weingut Graf von Weyher Pfalz

There are people who love chemistry. Others get glassy-eyed at the word "molecule" and are unpleasantly reminded of school. Let's see if we can explain the phenols issue to those of you who don't like chemistry in such a way that you read this article to the end - at least that is our stated goal!

Phenols are incredibly important to us winemakers. They are actually the wine, because they determine the color, the aroma/taste, the texture (how the wine feels in the mouth) and the shelf life. If you remove these four characteristics, there really isn't much left of a wine...

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Bild: Goldener Oktober in Weyher in der Pfalz

It's done! Tired but happy, we look over the harvested vines, with the good feeling that our precious grapes are now safely resting in the cellar. Like every year, a little sadness creeps into autumn... another year has passed. Another harvest behind us. And so nothing changes and yet everything changes, because while on the one hand we follow the cycle that already determined the lives of our grandfathers and great-grandfathers, we must constantly renew, update and adapt. A curious mixture that demands a lot from us. In the web of family ties, half trapped, half loved, life continues to develop...

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Bild: Schiefer Riesling trocken Burrweiler Altenforst Weingut Graf von Weyher Pfalz

Because our high-quality and precious Lagenriesling is coming onto the market NOW – and – the connoisseurs will know – not the one from 2023, oh, no! It is the grapes from the 2022 harvest … because the Riesling, the noble, the fine, the good, is a real late bloomer. It needs to rest, rest, and rest again. And mature. Only then will it develop its aroma. Only THEN is it ready to be enjoyed.

But even that is not the end of the story when it comes to aroma development . Because things continue in the bottle too... and that's why we've set up our treasure trove! Here you can try the different vintages - and take a taste journey through time in fast motion that is unparalleled.

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Bild: Regenbogen im Weinberg bei der Weinlese Weingut Graf von Weyher Pfalz

NOW it's finally here: the long-awaited moment when the harvest begins! We can hardly wait to harvest the first grapes of the 2023 vintage. If you want to experience this magical time, you can swap your office desk for the field and work for a day or three weeks (and everything in between!). Only those who have ever been covered in grape juice from head to toe know how precious a glass of wine really is.

You want to know what you are getting yourself into?

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