Nestled in the enchanting wine region of Južnoslovenská in southern Slovakia, Château Belá stands as a true hidden gem. Its captivating story begins at the magnificent 18th-century Château Belá estate, a place steeped in charm and rich history. Perched high above the majestic Danube River, within the heart of Southern Slovakia's esteemed wine region, this vineyard was brought back to life in 2000 by Countess Ilona von Krockow. Her vision extended beyond just restoring the Château to nurturing the vineyards that the Romans had originally planted, as well as modernizing the 300-year-old cellar. She looked no further than to her neice’s husband, who is none other than renowned German winemaker Egon Müller. Together, they embarked on an ambitious mission to put Slovakian Riesling on the global wine map.

To ensure the highest level of excellence, they called on the expertise of the admired winemaker Miroslav Petrech. With their combined passion and craftsmanship, Château Belá has become a beacon of winemaking brilliance, producing some of Slovakia's most extraordinary Rieslings.

Château Béla Riesling
Bunch selection at harvest that took place between the 20th and the 22nd of October. Fermented at 16C for 8 days in stainless steel tanks, no oak was used.  The wine has 14% alcohol, 7.6 g/l of acidity and 2g/l of residual sugar.