Fürstlich Hohenlohe Langenburgsche

Pfalz dry whites with precision and understated elegance.

Fürstlich Hohenlohe Langenburgsche operates in the Pfalz, Germany's largest wine region by volume and a landscape of diverse microclimates and soil types. The winery's Weikersheimer Karlsberg Müller-Thurgau Trocken demonstrates the potential of this often-underestimated variety in the region's hands. Müller-Thurgau, a crossing of Riesling and Silvaner, typically yields wines of delicate florality and crisp acidity—qualities that emerge clearly in this dry expression. The Pfalz's warm continental climate and varied terroirs allow producers to coax complexity from grapes that elsewhere might remain simple. Falstaff has rated this bottling at 89.7 points, placing it among serious dry white expressions from the region.