… ruins, fruit trees, and old walled villages of half-timbered houses. The Pfalz is second only to the Mosel in acreage planted with the noble Riesling grape. Here, it yields wines of substance and finesse, with…
… valley of gentle rolling hills. While vines are virtually a monoculture in the Rheingau or along the Mosel, they are but one of many crops that share the fertile soils of this region's vast farmlands. Steep…
… Siegel Wine Agencies, Nigel has become the agent for many Germany producers including Dr Loosen, Mosel, and in subsequent years, Gunderloch, Rheinhessen; Donnhoff, Nahe; Leitz, Rheingau; J. L. Wolf, Pfalz;…
… was introduced to wine at an early age through family holidays passing through the Rhineland, the Mosel and, as a teenager, Baden.David’s interest in Australian and Californian wine developed after…
… the position at Dolamore, he resigned to set up his own business. With the help of Dirk Max Richter in Mosel in 1988, Freddy set up “The Magnificent Seven”,an agency representing seven major estates from…
… Kulturweg Kanonenbahn (Cannon Railroad Cultural Trail) At Cochem, some 50 km southwest of the Mosel Rivers confluence with the Rhine at Koblenz, the Mosel begins a series of spectacular loops as it…
…Salted cod, dirt smoked lamb, whey bbq and cauliflowerWINE RECOMMENDATION: A young crisp Mosel Riesling. Lean to medium bodied with little residual sugar, fresh acidity and pure minerality.INGREDIENTS:Salted…
… by volume, thereby ensuring wines of sufficient body and substance. The minimum alcohol content of Mosel-Saar-Ruwer Classic wines is slightly lower – 11.5% by volume – a concession to tradition, so to speak,…
