Stigler

Baden Riesling from Winklerberg's mineral-driven slopes, assessed by prestige critics.

Stigler produces Riesling from Baden, Germany's warmest wine region, where the continental climate and diverse soils yield wines of precision and depth. The winery's portfolio centers on vineyard-designated expressions from Ihringen's Winklerberg site, a south-facing slope known for mineral-driven character. The Vorderer Winklerberg Riesling GG and Ihringen Winklerberg F2 Riesling Kabinett Trocken represent the range—from full-bodied dry Grosses Gewächs to elegant off-dry Kabinett. Both have been assessed by Falstaff, Decanter, and Wine Advocate. The Ihringen Winklerberg Riesling GG Herrgottswinkel adds another layer of site expression. Stigler's focus on single-vineyard Riesling reflects Baden's reputation for producing wines that balance ripeness with acidity, offering the structure and aging potential expected of Germany's finest dry whites.