
Exploring the wineries in Mosel means moving through steep blue-slate and grey-slate slopes above the winding Mosel, Saar and Ruwer rivers, visiting producers of Riesling and Elbling whose delicate, high-acid Riesling from Bernkastel, Traben-Trarbach and the Saar have earned the region its reputation. Most are just outside Mosel. Whether you want a quick wine tasting near you or an immersive winery experience, Mosel delivers at every pace.
Wonderful short tripI'm not a wine connoisseur by any stretch, being more of a beer guy. But the wines I tasted here all were very tasty....something excellent to enjoy your...
A true night to rememberThank you so much for arranging this for our group of ladies. It was an awesome experience for all! Your help was extremely appreciated. Our host at Rinke...
Very nice experience!Very nice wine tasting with a very friendly host and very tasty wines!
Best sparkling winesWe enjoyed the last week of harvest in the Mosel, and reached the high point of our tasting at Otto Gorgen. Wonderful atmosphere, the best sparkling Riesling...
The most suitable time to visit wineries in Mosel is between late-Spring and early-Autumn. Summer is a perfect time to visit wineries in Mosel as the wine crop is green and maturing, and the towns are full of life! The weather also great if you love to hike and cycle around the region.
Wineries in Mosel reside in the ideal location for producing top-quality wines and offer several facilities that will make your trip smooth and pleasant.
Here's what you will find:
More than 60% of the vineyards of Mosel region are planted with white grape varieties.
The most common grapes used by wineries in Mosel are:
Some words to remember before you visit wineries in Mosel:
| English | German |
|---|---|
| Wine | Wein |
| Winery | Weingut |
| Wine tasting | Weinprobe |
| Wine route | Weinstraße |
| Cheers! | Prost! |
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