"Always a pleasure and always great value for Riesling-lovers, the grapes for Jean-Baptiste are grown on the lower terraces of Gunderloch's three top vineyard sites: Nierstein Hipping, Nierstein Pettenthal and Nackenheim Rothenberg (all grand cru sites). Technically a feinherb style, or "balanced off-dry" at about 22-24g/l RS every year." —winemaker

"Deidesheimer Herrgottsacker is a single vineyard site, southeast facing. Kimich owns 1.5ha in ten little parcels. 10% of the vineyard site is steep, 20% hilly and 70% is flat. The soil varies between sandy loam and loamy sand, mixed with limestone rocks and red sandstone. The name “Herrgottsacker” is probably derived from the word “Gottesacker” which is a former word for cemetery. In 1491 it was the first time that this vineyard name “Herrgottsacker” was named in the town's archive. This Kimich Dry Kabinett is a liter of the raciest, most energetic and appealingly mineralische Riesling imaginable. The must weight far exceeds Kabinett requirements, but the wine remains light and buoyant. A crisp, quenching, vital dry wine for all uses and occasions." —winemaker

"Made with 100% Riesling from Rheinhessen region, Germany. Clear, lemony color in appearance, with nose of stone and tropical fruits. Medium sweet in body." —winemaker