Our Wines

This selection from the world-renowned Wehlener Sonnenuhr vineyard exemplifies the Mosel's great sweet wine tradition. The nose reveals intense aromas of ripe peach, apricot, and mirabelle plum, complemented by delicate notes of honey, blossoms, and citrus. On the palate, the wine is juicy and concentrated, with a harmoniously integrated sweetness perfectly balanced by a lively, precise acidity. The characteristic slate minerality lends the wine depth, elegance, and a long, clean finish. An expressive Riesling with excellent aging potential.

In the heart of the Campo Rotaliano, a unique alluvial basin nestled between Dolomite peaks, Elisabetta Foradori has been reinterpreting the indigenous Teroldego grape variety for over 40 years. From hand-picked parcels, cultivated biodynamically and characterized by alluvial sand and dolomitic limestone, a wine is created that reflects the identity of its homeland like few others.
The 2010 Teroldego is a striking example of how wonderfully this indigenous Dolomite grape variety can ripen. The year was characterized by moderate temperatures, cool nights, and a long growing season – ideal conditions for a wine of depth and structure.
After spontaneous fermentation in cement and maturation in cement and wood, the wine now shows a harmoniously matured profile that nevertheless retains its alpine tension.
On the nose, ripe notes of black cherry, dark plums and blackberries open up, accompanied by violets, smoke, dried herbs and a hint of undergrowth.
On the palate, the 2010 vintage is silky and expansive, with ripe, polished tannins and a vibrant acidity that has remarkably aged well. The dark, juicy fruit blends with earthy and mineral nuances typical of Campo Rotaliano.
The finish is long, spicy and delicate – a wine at its best drinking maturity, skillfully combining depth and elegance.
The 2010 vintage is a perfect balance of maturity and vitality, demonstrating why Foradori's Teroldego has been considered a style-defining wine for years.

The 2020 Villa Wolf Wachenheimer Goldbächel Riesling trocken is a characterful Pfalz Riesling from the renowned Wachenheimer Goldbächel vineyard, known for its sandstone and siliceous soils with pronounced minerality. Its aromas reveal clear, ripe citrus and peach notes, along with nuances of yellow apple and subtle herbs, all enveloped in a vibrant freshness and a lively, invigorating acidity. On the palate, a juicy interplay of fruit unfolds with a fine mineral undertone, lending the wine depth and a long, elegant finish. This dry Riesling combines fruitiness, structure, and terroir character into an expressive and enjoyable experience.

The Wachenheimer Goldbächel Riesling Sekt bA brut Nature is a top-class, dry sparkling wine from the Palatinate region, captivating with its fine bubbles and vibrant freshness. Made from hand-picked Riesling grapes from the renowned Wachenheimer Goldbächel vineyard, this sparkling wine displays an elegant combination of fruity and mineral aromas. In the glass, a bouquet of green apples, citrus fruits, and a hint of peach unfolds, accompanied by a subtle yeasty note and refreshing minerality. On the palate, it is clear and precise with finely integrated acidity and a long, elegant finish. The brut nature style underscores the sparkling wine's crisp and dry character, making it an ideal aperitif as well as a versatile accompaniment to light dishes.

This classic Riesling Auslese from the renowned Erdener Treppchen vineyard combines typical Mosel characteristics: concentrated sweetness with vibrant freshness and pronounced minerality. The bouquet reveals seductive aromas of white peach and citrus, underpinned by delicate herbal and slate spice. On the palate, the wine impresses with its rich fruit, elegant acidity, and a fine, saline minerality that lends structure to the long, clean finish. A characterful and complex Auslese with great potential for enjoyment and aging.

The Dr. Loosen Erdener Prälat Riesling Auslese Goldkapsel is a masterpiece of sweet Mosel winemaking from one of Germany's most renowned vineyards. On the nose, it seduces with intense aromas of ripe apricot, candied citrus fruits, honey, and fine slate minerality. On the palate, it delights with great density, juicy fruitiness, and a precise, vibrant acidity that lends elegance and tension to the opulent sweetness. The finish is long, profound, and impressively harmonious.

A great Riesling with exceptional aging potential – ideal as an exclusive wine on its own, with fine desserts, or as a precious treasure for special occasions. A wine for connoisseurs, collectors, and lovers of great, lusciously sweet classics.

The friendship between Ernst Loosen of the Dr. Loosen winery on the Moselle and Peter Barry of the Jim Barry winery in Australia's Clare Valley began in London in 1995. The idea for a joint project stems from both winemakers' passion for the Riesling grape variety. The Walhalla Riesling is a tribute to the Barry family's winemaking techniques. Walhalla is German for "Garden of the Gods," where the souls of heroes slain in battle were received by Odin and where they celebrated with drinking and feasting throughout the day.

A sensory journey into the heart of the masculine expression of Pinot Noir from Burgundy. This wine comes from a single parcel of the exceptional Premier Cru vineyard Les Suchots, nestled between the legendary Grand Crus of Romanée-Saint-Vivant, Echezeaux, and Richbourg. With its characteristic limestone soil mixed with clay marl and its ideal east-facing aspect, this vineyard benefits from a unique environment for growing Pinot Noir. The nose unfolds with an intense aroma of black cherries, while the palate reveals a round and velvety texture, conveying a rich and full expression. The finish is long and dynamic, showcasing vibrant red berries and a subtle acidity that underscores the grandeur of its terroir.

The Forster Pechstein Riesling GG dry comes from one of the most legendary top vineyard sites in the Palatinate, whose soils are characterized by a high basalt content and a sandy-loamy structure. The black basalt, in combination with clay and loam, creates a pronounced, racy minerality that remains noticeable throughout the wine's flavor development and simultaneously gives it excellent aging potential.

The 2020 Villa Wolf Wachenheimer Goldbächel Riesling trocken is a characterful Pfalz Riesling from the renowned Wachenheimer Goldbächel vineyard, known for its sandstone and siliceous soils with pronounced minerality. Its aromas reveal clear, ripe citrus and peach notes, along with nuances of yellow apple and subtle herbs, all enveloped in a vibrant freshness and a lively, invigorating acidity. On the palate, a juicy interplay of fruit unfolds with a fine mineral undertone, lending the wine depth and a long, elegant finish. This dry Riesling combines fruitiness, structure, and terroir character into an expressive and enjoyable experience.

An intense yet beautifully balanced Pinot Noir that captures the complex character of this historic village. This wine is a blend of two parcels: one in the Premier Cru Les Crâs and the other in the Premier Cru Les Petits Vougeots. These two vineyards are situated between the north face of the famous Clos de Vougeot and the neighboring village of Chambolle-Musigny. The lower-lying Les Crâs vineyard lends the wine depth and firm structure, while the highly calcareous soil of Les Petits Vougeots imparts the elegance and finesse typical of Chambolle. The wine has a deep red color and a lovely aroma of cherries and blackcurrants with a floral note of violets. On the palate, it is full-bodied and balanced, with a long and lingering finish.

Inspired by the historical winemaking techniques of Erni Loosen's great-grandfather, the Appassionata Riesling GG is produced in the same way as the Dr. Loosen Grosses Gewächs Rieslings he makes in Germany. The GG designation signifies a dry-style wine from a vineyard of particular significance—in this case, the old Medici vineyard, planted in 1976. We cultivate this exceptional area, located just a few kilometers east on the Chehalem Mountain Ridge. The wine is fermented in a 3,000-liter neutral German oak cask. It rests on the lees for two years and is then aged in the bottle for three to five years before release.

The entry-level Appassionata Pinot Noir takes its name from the first movement of the piano sonata – Allegro – reflecting the musical tempo of a brisk walk. This cuvée is a selection of barrels exhibiting early vibrancy and expressiveness, making it enjoyable as a young wine but also suitable for aging. It is bottled after 18 to 20 months in the barrel and released three years after the harvest. The Allegro Pinot Noir beautifully displays the beginnings of bottle aging and will age elegantly for many years.

A characterful Riesling Auslese from the legendary steep vineyard Ürziger Würzgarten: This Auslese delights with exotic and spicy aromas of mango, pineapple, papaya, and citrus, underscored by herbal and spice nuances, the finest honey sweetness, and mineral depth. On the palate, the wine is dense and concentrated, elegantly balanced between lively acidity, sweet fruit, and distinct minerality. The long, elegant finish makes this Auslese a captivating experience with great aging potential.

Perfect for connoisseurs seeking a complex, exotically fragrant Riesling with impressive balance and expression.

The red, iron-rich slate of the Erdener Treppchen vineyard gives the Rieslings a spicy, almost peppery minerality, which clearly distinguishes them from the neighboring, finer Ürziger Würzgarten vineyard.
In its late harvest, the Treppchen reveals its full strength: a play of concentrated fruit, delicate sweetness, and captivating, vibrant acidity. Ripe aromas of peach, apricot, red apple peel, and a touch of citrus zest combine with a mineral depth typical of the red slate soil. The texture remains lean and elegant – never heavy, always graceful and refined.

Blue slate Rieslings in three versions: All cool, firm, with typical Mosel fine acidity and that slightly salty minerality that immediately makes you want the next sip.

What's included in the package:

• 2x 2024 Blauschiefer Riesling dry
• 2x 2024 Graacher Riesling dry
• 2x 2024 Bernkasteler Lay GROSSES GEWÄCHS Riesling dry

Three dry Rieslings, one common denominator: grown on blue slate.
Here you can taste how differently the same soil can express itself:
The Blauschiefer Riesling is a characteristic Mosel Riesling from various parcels of our blue slate vineyards. Lively, juicy, invigorating and well-balanced.
The Graacher Riesling, with its freshness and elegance, combines the characteristics of the Graach vineyards into a typical local Riesling.
The "Lay" (an old term for slate) is a gently curving slope towards the Moselle with weathered slate soil, which produces full-bodied, strongly mineral wines.

Simply three bottles that show in the glass why Mosel Riesling from our slate vineyards is in a league of its own.