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Very Intense, almost black, gernet red to purple. Red fruit, blackcurrants, with notes of spices, typical from this variety. Fine tannic body, fine persistence and long taste.

Goes perfectly well with red meat and many different types.

A beautiful robe disclosing fine and delicate bubbles. lovely bouquet of little red fruits. Fresh and Well-balanced, it reveals a pleasant and fruity harmony on the palate.

To be enjoyed chilled in a tall glass with ice cubes in order to reveal all its elegance and freshness.

Clear, very pale yellow with faint green highlights. Very expressive with notes of white flowers, pineapple, tropical fruit and mineral tones. Round and pleasing, fine balance, with notes of lemon and grapefruit.

Fine wine that goes perfectly well with seafood, white meat and cheese.

Pale gold with a hint of green, Fine Bubbles. Intense aromas of white flowers and citrus fruit. Fairly creamy and smooth, with lingering aromas. Sweet mellow and very harmonious wine.

Serve as an Aperitif or as a dessert wine.

Schmitges non-alcoholic Riesling variant. Fine fruit aromas with a lot of elegance and finesse. The perfect wine for alcohol-free evenings. The Riesling typicality is retained through gentle dealcoholization.

That is "Mosel-PUR". One of the most beautiful representatives of this style that has been around for so long and cannot be copied anywhere else. Full of energy, tension and liveliness. It is touching, full of character, full of minerality and so wonderfully elegant and salty. Something like the perfect marriage of physiological maturity with living acidity. Made of stainless steel, fresh and clear and yet read to the point.

It is the vines that take root in a steep, weathered slate soil in Rotliegend and produce very aromatic small berries. An impressively slate spicy note that combines with a certain saltiness and a hint of mint and lemon balm. There is still no indication of any residual sweetness in the Riesling. This only shows up on the palate when the wine fans out and reveals its creamy, silky texture. This is a wine for lovers of fine, elegant Riesling with a perfect interplay of fruit and acidity.

The Auslese vinified from this location with weathered slate is reminiscent of lemon, lime, grapefruit and a hint of sweetness that lies above all the other flavors. The ripe fruit of the vintage is evident on the palate. But even if the wine initially appears sweet, it quickly becomes clearer and finer. Structures itself with air and leaves room for the fine acidity, as well as the lively mineral note that this selection possesses.

It tastes like crisp stone and pome fruit and a hint of pineapple. On the palate, the wine is powerful and concentrated with impressive depth and fruit. This Riesling is absolutely fine and balanced, taut in its acidity, which mixes with mineral liveliness and of course with the saltiness so typical of the Moselle.

With its slate soil as the basis, this single site creates finely spicy and characterful Riesling wines. Paired with a wonderful natural residual sweetness, this late harvest unfolds its full aroma on the palate in a play of ripe golden-yellow fruits and ends in an intense, animating finish.

In order to emphasize the typicality of the location even more, the Treppchen GG was built in a natural stone barrel made of granite. This exclusive expansion on the full yeast until June puts a big grin on our faces. This is a wonderfully intense Riesling, with complexity and depth. He literally grabs you. On the palate, there is a dense, almost steel-like Riesling with a deep and schisty texture. You can literally taste the slate layer here.

The Prälat is certainly one of the classics and the highest rated locations in the Moselle. Once you stand in front of the vineyard, it rises with its enormous slope and in the steepest part you seem to be standing in front of a wall of vineyards. The result is a particularly powerful but also finely spicy Riesling. It shows up tightly and precisely in the glass. It smells of green apples, lemons and pineapple. The aging on the full yeast, in large wooden barrels, ensures a certain suppleness.

From our steepest, south-facing parcel, within the Erdener Treppchen. Exclusively grapes were selected with at least 50% noble rot and gently pressed on a small, old basket press. The result: Very expressive finesse sweet wine. Storage potential of at least 20 years!