Mosel
Mosel is a wine region in Germany. Steep slate slopes making delicate, high-acid Riesling, often with low alcohol.
Where it is
Map data: Candiago; Natural Earth
Places in Mosel
Bernkasteler Doctor
A tiny, very steep slate vineyard directly behind the town of Bernkastel on the Mosel.
Brauneberger Juffer-Sonnenuhr
The steep core of the Juffer slope at Brauneberg, facing the river across from the village.
Erdener Prälat
A small slate amphitheater at Erden, sheltered under red rock beside the river.
Erdener Treppchen
A steep red slate slope at Erden, named for the stone steps cut into it.
Graacher Domprobst
A steep gray slate slope at Graach, between Bernkastel and Wehlen.
Piesporter Goldtröpfchen
A steep slate amphitheater curving around the river bend at Piesport.
Saar
A cool side valley of the Mosel in western Germany, known for racy, high-acid Riesling from steep slate slopes.
Trittenheimer Apotheke
A steep slate slope on the outer bank of the Mosel's bend, facing Trittenheim.
Explore
Classic styles
Grapes
Producers in Mosel
Egon Müller
A celebrated Saar Riesling estate centered on Scharzhofberg, producing wines from Kabinett through extraordinarily concentrated Trockenbeerenauslese.
Weingut Peter Lauer
A Saar estate that uses barrel numbers on its labels to preserve older vineyard identities lost under Germany's 1971 wine law.