Baden
Germany's warmest, southernmost wine region producing full-bodied Spatburgunder and Grauburgunder.
Wines from Baden
Baden (5)
Shelter Chardonnay (Bottle)
Same husband-and-wife team, same "no pumps, no filters" philosophy – but Chardonnay instead of Pinot Noir. Where a lot of German Chardonnay is heavy-handed, Shelter's is light-footed and mineral, with ripe apricot and pomelo fruit balanced by fresh acidity and a stony finish.
Shelter Chardonnay (Case)
Same husband-and-wife team, same "no pumps, no filters" philosophy – but Chardonnay instead of Pinot Noir. Where a lot of German Chardonnay is heavy-handed, Shelter's is light-footed and mineral, with ripe apricot and pomelo fruit balanced by fresh acidity and a stony finish.
Shelter Chardonnay (Full)
Same husband-and-wife team, same "no pumps, no filters" philosophy – but Chardonnay instead of Pinot Noir. Where a lot of German Chardonnay is heavy-handed, Shelter's is light-footed and mineral, with ripe apricot and pomelo fruit balanced by fresh acidity and a stony finish.
Shelter Chardonnay (Half)
Same husband-and-wife team, same "no pumps, no filters" philosophy – but Chardonnay instead of Pinot Noir. Where a lot of German Chardonnay is heavy-handed, Shelter's is light-footed and mineral, with ripe apricot and pomelo fruit balanced by fresh acidity and a stony finish.
Shelter Winery Lovely Lilly Pinot Noir
Same husband-and-wife team, same "no pumps, no filters" philosophy – but Chardonnay instead of Pinot Noir. Where a lot of German Chardonnay is heavy-handed, Shelter's is light-footed and mineral, with ripe apricot and pomelo fruit balanced by fresh acidity and a stony finish.
