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Traubenlese im Weinberg

Moselle wine directly from the winery.

Here you will find Moselle wine from our own production. All the wines that you can discover in our wine shop come from our family estate at the Moselle and are made by ourselves, from the cultivation of the grapes to the bottling. With a lot of manual work and attention to detail, we work in the vineyard all year round in order to harvest the best grapes in autumn. 

Try our wine from the Moselle and put together your personal wine package. In the shop you will find white wine, red wine, sparkling wine and rosé grown as well as harvested and vinified in our winery at the Middle Moselle.

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Our finest

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2024 Pinot Gris Dry

0.75 Liter (€10.00 / Liter)

€7.50
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Average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars

2025 Rotling Off-dry

0.75 Liter (€9.20 / Liter)

€6.90
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Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars

2024 Riesling Hochgewächs Dry

0.75 Liter (€10.00 / Liter)

€7.50

Average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars

2025 Riesling Hochgewächs Fruity & Sweet

0.75 Liter (€10.00 / Liter)

€7.50
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Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars

2023 Dornfelder Rosé Off-dry

0.75 Liter (€9.20 / Liter)

€6.90

Average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars

2023 Riesling Off-dry - HARMONIE

0.75 Liter (€11.87 / Liter)

€8.90
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Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars

Sweet white wines (6 btls) wine package

4.5 Liter (€10.76 / Liter)

€48.40

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2025 Weißherbst Semi-sweet

0.75 Liter (€10.00 / Liter)

€7.50
Riesling Semi-sweet (3 btls) wine package

2.25 Liter (€10.62 / Liter)

€23.90


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Boot auf Mosel

The Moselle

The Moselle is our home. It rises in the Vosges in France and winds its way through Germany in numerous curves until it flows into the Rhine. After 545 km, the Moselle reaches the German corner in Koblenz, making it the second longest tributary of the Rhine. The Mosel-Saar region is home to around 120 towns and communities with almost 300,000 inhabitants.


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The viticulture

Since thousands of years, wine has been growing at the Moselle. The Moselle is known as the oldest wine region in Germany and achieves the fifth place with regard to the size. Around 3,000 winemakers make their living with Moselle wine. On average, the wineries at the Moselle cultivate roughly five hectares of land, which is relatively low compared to the German benchmark.


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Der Weinbau
Weinglas vor Moselkulisse

The Moselle wine

Moselle wine is often put on the same level as Riesling, but the portfolio is far more diverse. Around two third of the Moselle wine area is cultivated with Riesling. In total, white wine covers 90 % of the vineyards. Besides Riesling, the white wine grapes Müller-Thurgau and Elbling are getting focused.


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Winemaking

How is the Moselle wine getting produced? In fact, it is a complex story which starts with planting a vineyard. After around three years, the grapes will be ready for the first harvest. Until then, it is a long way to go. There is much work to do in the vineyard to get healthy grapes. You have to take care of the plants throughout the whole year, including many work stages which support the grapes to grow healthily. After the harvest, when the grapes are picked, the work continues in the wine cellar.


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Traubenlese im Weinberg

Mosel Wine FAQs

Where does Mosel wine come from?
Mosel wine originates from the German wine region Mosel. The vineyards stretch along the Mosel River between Koblenz and the German-Luxembourg border and belong to the most famous wine landscapes in Europe.
Why is Mosel wine known worldwide?
Mosel wine enjoys an excellent international reputation. The combination of a cool climate, steep vineyards and slate soils produces particularly elegant and refined wines.
Which grape varieties grow in the Mosel region?
The most important grape variety in the Mosel region is Riesling. Other varieties such as Elbling, Müller-Thurgau and several Pinot varieties are also cultivated.
What makes wine growing in the Mosel region so unique?
Wine growing along the Mosel is shaped by steep vineyards along the river. Many of these slopes are among the steepest vineyards in Europe and are characteristic of many well-known Mosel wine sites.
Which soils influence Mosel wine?
Many vineyards along the Mosel grow on slate soils. This type of rock stores heat and influences the development of the vines. As a result, many Mosel wines develop a distinctive mineral character.
Which characteristics are typical for Mosel wine?
Mosel wines are known for their elegance and freshness. They often show lively acidity, fruity aromas and a fine minerality shaped by the climate and soils of the region.
Which foods pair well with Mosel wine?
Mosel wine pairs particularly well with fish dishes, seafood and light cuisine. Its freshness and fruit also make it a good match for Asian dishes or mildly spicy foods.
What role does the Mosel play in German wine production?
The Mosel is one of the most traditional wine regions in Germany and is internationally renowned especially for its white wines. Wine growing has shaped the landscape, culture and economy of the region for centuries.
How long has wine been produced in the Mosel region?
Wine has been cultivated in the Mosel region for more than 2,000 years. The Romans were already growing vines here and laid the foundation for the development of the modern wine region.

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Moselle wine directly from the winemaker

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