
Carl Loewen, Riesling 1896, 2022
The '1896' label on this bottle isn't decorative — it refers to the year the vines on Maximin Herrenberg were planted. Christopher Loewen farms these ancient, ungrafted Riesling vines on a site above the Mosel that has been documented since the 10th century, and the age of the vines translates directly into the wine: deep, complex, and impossibly expressive for its ripeness level. Old-vine Riesling from the Mosel doesn't look like this very often — it has the concentration of a Spätlese but the tension of something much leaner. Carl Loewen is one of the Mosel's most important smaller estates, and this is their masterpiece.
Carl Loewen, Riesling 1896, 2022
The '1896' label on this bottle isn't decorative — it refers to the year the vines on Maximin Herrenberg were planted. Christopher Loewen farms these ancient, ungrafted Riesling vines on a site above the Mosel that has been documented since the 10th century, and the age of the vines translates directly into the wine: deep, complex, and impossibly expressive for its ripeness level. Old-vine Riesling from the Mosel doesn't look like this very often — it has the concentration of a Spätlese but the tension of something much leaner. Carl Loewen is one of the Mosel's most important smaller estates, and this is their masterpiece.
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The '1896' label on this bottle isn't decorative — it refers to the year the vines on Maximin Herrenberg were planted. Christopher Loewen farms these ancient, ungrafted Riesling vines on a site above the Mosel that has been documented since the 10th century, and the age of the vines translates directly into the wine: deep, complex, and impossibly expressive for its ripeness level. Old-vine Riesling from the Mosel doesn't look like this very often — it has the concentration of a Spätlese but the tension of something much leaner. Carl Loewen is one of the Mosel's most important smaller estates, and this is their masterpiece.













