This Riesling comes from a very steep vineyard in the Graacher Domprobst site. The vineyards were owned by the church until the beginning of the 19th century, and the Graacher Domprobst is still considered one of the best Grands Crus on the Moselle and in all of Germany. The surface is covered with medium to large stones.
characterized by blue slate weathering soil. In the subsoil
grey Devonian slate bedrock with overlying, water-bearing
Layer of clay.
Known as the "king of white wines," Riesling is one of the highest quality and most versatile grape varieties. Thanks to the balanced climate, extensive steep slopes, and a veritable patchwork of soil types, Riesling along the Moselle River unfolds its full potential. Moselle Riesling is characterized by pronounced acidity, delicate fruit aromas, invigorating, subtle minerality, and outstanding aging potential.
