Wine Region
Mosel
The Mosel's steep slate slopes produce ethereal Riesling — low alcohol, racy acidity, and slate minerality from some of the world's most dramatic vineyard landscapes.
Also known as: Mosel (Germany)
Geographic context
- Climate: Cool continental
- Soils: slate, devonian slate, blue slate
- Elevation: 100–350m on river slopes
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Food pairings
- Spicy Asian cuisine
FAQ
- Why is Mosel Riesling so acidic?
- Cool climate and slate terroir preserve sharp acidity even in riper vintages.