Importer Vom Boden: This is a new parcel and a new wine as of 2021. For about 37 really serious wine dorks, this site was put on the map in the late aughts by Stefan Steinmetz; it is one of...

Importer Vom Boden: Special note should be made of the new addition to the Kabinett lineup, the Treppchen “vorm Berg.” This is a small, two-hectare site just behind the estate (if memory serves). Max is now farming a whopping 3,000...

Importer Vom Boden: The Goldtröpfchen is the warmer vineyard, yet somehow the wine presents more linear – the tones here are a bit brighter and stone-fruited; it is also characteristically spiced and herbal, simply piercing and lithe. Always shows a...

Importer Vom Boden: The Ohligsberg is considered, by nearly every German winemaker we speak with, among the top sites of the Mosel. It has a great exposure, so warmth and ripeness is not a problem, yet parts of it are...

From Importer Vom Boden: the oldest vines, planted in 1925 and ownrooted. Tiny quantities and serious focus and power wrapped up in a tiny scale.

Importer Vom Boden: The Goldtröpfchen is the warmer vineyard, yet somehow the wine presents more linear (these basic notes as per Ohligsberg and Goldtröpfchen hold true with the expressions of Julian Haart as well, which is fascinating) – 65 grams...

Importer Vom Boden: The Ohligsberg is considered, by nearly every German winemaker we speak with, among the top sites of the Mosel. It has a great exposure, so warmth and ripeness is not a problem, yet parts of it are...

Importer Vom Boden: The Goldtröpfchen is the warmer vineyard, yet somehow the wine presents more linear (these basic notes as per Ohligsberg and Goldtröpfchen hold true with the expressions of Julian Haart as well, which is fascinating) –harvested at 102oe...

Importer Vom Boden: The Ohligsberg is considered, by nearly every German winemaker we speak with, among the top sites of the Mosel. It has a great exposure, so warmth and ripeness is not a problem, yet parts of it are...