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- Minimum must weight of 21° KMW, a Spätlese from carefully selected grapes
Beerenauslese
- Minimum must weight of 25° KMW, from overripe grapes and / or grapes with noble rot
Eiswein
- Minimum must weight of 25° KMW, from grapes that were frozen when harvested and pressed
- Minimum must weight of 30° KMW, Beerenauslese mostly from extremely shrunken noble rot grapes. For Trockenbeerenauslesen produced in the Free City of Rust, the term “Ausbruch” may also be used; correspondingly, the product designation “Ausbruch” may only be used in connexion with the geographical indication “Rust”.
- Strohwein or Schilfwein is a wine made from fully ripened, sweet grapes that have been dried on mats of straw (Stroh), or reeds (Schilf), or else by air suspension, for a minimum of three months before vinification. The grapes must have a minimum must weight of 25° KMW. If the grapes' must weight reaches a minimum of 30° KMW upon a drying period of at least two months, then vinification can begin at that point.
