2019 Müller-Catoir GG Bürgergarten im Breumel Riesling
The Bürgergarten vineyard, im Breumel parcel, sits within Müller-Catoir’s home ground in Haardt/Neustadt, a site whose reputation for concentrated, spice-driven…
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2021 Van Volxem Rotschiefer Alte Reben Riesling
Van Volxem’s Rotschiefer Alte Reben draws from a mosaic of old, ungrafted parcels scattered across the Saar and lower Mosel…
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Van Volxem’s Saar Riesling draws from a mosaic of estate parcels scattered across the great vineyards of the Saar—fruit sourced…
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The Braune Kupp vineyard sits along the Saar’s cooler reaches, a site whose name—literally “brown hill”—references the reddish-brown Devonian slate…
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Felseneck rises above Bockenau in the western Nahe, its steep, sun-drenched face a mosaic of weathered melaphyr (a volcanic porphyry)…
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Wachenheim sits at the heart of the Mittelhaardt, the Pfalz’s most storied stretch of vineyard land, and Dr. Bürklin-Wolf’s holdings…
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The Stromberg vineyard sits among the most storied sites in the Nahe, its steep, south-facing amphitheater of vines catching sun…
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Hans Wirsching farms among the oldest and most storied vineyard holdings in Franken, a region whose viticultural identity is inseparable…
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The Felsenberg is one of the Nahe’s most storied Grosses Gewächs sites, a steep amphitheater of weathered melaphyr and volcanic…
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Monte Nostrum occupies a curious place in the Robert Weil portfolio: an estate Riesling grown on the steep, weathered slopes…
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