Weingut Beurer
Booth number: W5C46-9
weingut-beurer.de
About us
Our family winery has been operating since 1997 in Kernen-Stetten in Remstal. Since its inception, our goal has been to produce characterful, distinctive, organic wines.
Consequently, since 1997, we have been cultivating our vineyards as a fully certified organic winery, and since 2008, biodynamically. As a result, in 2012, we became members of the Demeter Association. The ecological management of our vineyards is our top priority, allowing the various layers of sandstone in our Keuperstufen landscape to shine. In 2013, we were admitted to the Association of German Prädikat Wine Estates (VDP).
Riesling, comprising 65% of our vines, plays a crucial role in our operation. For over 20 years, we are working with various grape variants (clonal mixtures) in our vineyards to achieve a distinctive complexity in our wines.
For the past 15 years, we have been using our own selections – MASSAL SELECTION – with Riesling. This involves cutting wood from specific vines in our vineyards during the winter and grafting these cuttings to createnew vineyards with our own Riesling variants after two years. This process contributes to the complexity of our wines.
Our focus is primarily on quality, not quantity. Our wines are unique originals, not mass-produced. Therefore, Beurer wines are not availableby the liter; we prefer to bottle in 0.75L bottles.
All grapes for our wines are selectively hand-picked!
Controlled non-intervention – this phrase encapsulates much of our philosophy. While we certainly master our craft, what matters most to us is working with nature and having a keen sense of the right moment.
To avoid any mineral fertilizers and chemical pesticides, we activate and strengthen the soil and our vines using special compost preparations. Additionally, we use rock flours, baking powder, plant extracts, and various tea sprays in the vineyard. By employing diverse plants, herbs, and grasses for ground cover, we not only promote biodiversity and healthy, balanced vines but also create habitats for insects and small organisms.
In the cellar, we believe that everything needed for winemaking is within and on the grape. Therefore, we entrust the development of our wines entirely to the natural processes of the microorganisms present in our musts. We ferment all our wines 100% spontaneously, using only vineyard-specific yeasts. This allows us to capture the exciting differences in our local soils and sites in bottles.
Additionally, we bottle some wines, such as our NOTHING, sulfur-free, and refrain from filtration for selected wines. All our red wines are aged in large, old wooden barrels to intensify aroma, tannin structure, and density.
Extended fermentation, development, and maturation times, as well as very late bottling, result in elegant, distinctive Beurer wines.
Address
Lange Str. 67
71394 Kernen
Germany
E-mail: info@weingut-beurer.de
Phone: +49 7151 42190
Internet: weingut-beurer.de
No. 63 West 4th Ring Rd., C309 Xinya Plaza
100195 Beijing
China
E-mail: tsrebb@hotmail.com
Phone: +86 10 8847-7156
Yushuai Wang
Alte Mainzer Str. 161
55129 Mainz
Germany
E-mail: tsrebb@hotmail.com
Phone: +49 176 4611-6674
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Products & Services
Estate Riesling Dry
For an entry-level, quality dry Riesling from a region almost nobody associates with this grape, this is an impressive, medium-bodied wine that not only has a nice juiciness, but also some textural complexity, thanks to some positive tannins that neatly support the clean finish. From biodynamically grown grapes. Drink now. Screw cap.
— James Suckling
Stetten Riesling Gipskeuper VDP.Village Wine
Can you solve this beautiful dry Riesling mystery? On the one hand, this has plenty of peach and mirabelle fruit with rather soft acidity for the grape. On the other hand, it has a compact core of tannins that give the long finish quite a punch. A compelling, alternative expression of this grape. From biodynamically grown grapes. Drink or hold. Screw cap.
— James Suckling
Stetten Riesling Schilfsandstein VDP.Village Wine
Can you solve this beautiful dry Riesling mystery? On the one hand, this has plenty of peach and mirabelle fruit with rather soft acidity for the grape. On the other hand, it has a compact core of tannins that give the long finish quite a punch. A compelling, alternative expression of this grape. From biodynamically grown grapes. Drink or hold. Screw cap.
— James Suckling
Stetten Riesling Kieselsandstein VDP.Village Wine
Enticing, delicate pineapple nose, then very focused on the mid-weight palate with excellent concentration and a ton of minerality that makes the firm, long finish seem to glitter. Excellent aging potential. From biodynamically grown grapes. Drink or hold. Screw cap.
— James Suckling
2023 Stettener Pulvermächer –Berge– Riesling VDP.GROSSES GEWÄCHS
Right at the edge of the radar screen for German wine, but that’s what makes it so exciting. Ripe plum and quince aromas, plus a slew of dried herbs, are married to impressive textural complexity in this full-bodied and deeply structured dry Riesling. Very complex finish, in which youthful, mature, herbal and mineral elements are beautifully intertwined. From biodynamically grown grapes with Demeter certification. Drink or hold.
— James Suckling