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It’s Time for Straw Wine!
As December comes to an end, many vintners are now pressing the grapes they put aside at harvest time to…
Vinorama at Expogast!
The first issue of Vinorama has arrived! It will be at Luxexpo-The Box (Luxembourg-Kirchberg) from Saturday 24th to Wednesday 28th…
Wousselt – old, but still in good shape
Heading north from Ehnen to Wormeldange, the terroir you can see alongside the road is Wousselt. The vines closest to the village at the bottom of the slope are planted on Luxembourg’s oldest terraces. The Riesling grapes mainly grown here benefit considerably from this unique setting.
The Ongkâf’s Renaissance
Elderly villagers can remember the joining together of the vineyard plots in 1980 and they think back to this famous Machtum terroir with nostalgia. However, forty years on, the vines have once again taken possession of the subsoil and are producing exquisite wines, in particular, Pinot Gris.
The Felsberg, a terroir preserved under the gaze of Saint Donat
Overlooking the village of Wintrange and the Remerschen lakes, the beautiful rounded slope of the Felsberg is not a typical terroir for the Southern Moselle. Its chalky subsoil in fact proves to be a magnificent soil for Riesling… but not just that!
The Palmberg Cliffs Watch Over the Rieslings
Palmberg is without doubt one of the best terroirs in the country. Underneath the dolomite cliff, which stores up heat during the daytime to then release it at night, the Rieslings here take on a personality which sets them apart from all others.