2018 Weingut Carl Loewen, Maximin Herrenberg, Mosel, GG
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🍇 Grape: Riesling
🌍 Country: Germany
📍 Region: Mosel
🍃 Viticulture practice: Sustainable viticulture
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Weingut Carl Loewen, established in 1803, is a family-owned winery in Leiwen, Mosel, Germany. Currently managed by Karl-Josef Loewen and his son Christopher, the estate spans 18 hectares across four villages: Leiwen, Longuich, Detzem, and Thörnich. Over half of their vineyards consist of ungrafted vines aged between 60 to 120 years, situated on steep slopes. The Loewens prioritize traditional winemaking methods and sustainable viticulture to produce high-quality Rieslings that reflect the unique terroir of the Mosel region.
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