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Winninger Uhlen Laubach Riesling

by Heymann-Lowenstein
White wine.year 📍 Mosel, Germany

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Typically best enjoyed 5–20 years from vintage release.

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Pan-seared scallops, roasted veal chop, creamy mushroom risotto

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The Winninger Uhlen Laubach Riesling is a profound expression of one of the Mosel's most fascinating geological anomalies. The 'Uhlen' vineyard is a sheer, amphitheater-like cliff face, where the 'Laubach' parcel is distinguished by its unique soil: a mixture of grey slate and fossilized Devonian limestone from an ancient coral reef. This limestone influence is highly unusual in the slate-dominated Mosel, imparting a distinct chalky precision, rich texture, and deep mineral complexity to the wine. Under the pioneering vision of the Heymann-Löwenstein estate, the grapes undergo spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts and spend extensive time on the lees in traditional large oak casks. This low-intervention approach coaxes out a multi-layered masterpiece characterized by smoky minerality, wild herb notes, and a powerful, structured palate that reflects the extreme, terraced landscape of its origin.

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Established in 1980 by Reinhard Löwenstein and Cornelia Heymann-Löwenstein in the historic village of Winningen, the Heymann-Löwenstein estate is a pioneering force in Germany's Terrassenmosel region. Renowned for championing terroir-driven, bone-dry Rieslings from breathtakingly steep, slate-terraced vineyards, the winery focuses on capturing the distinct mineral signatures of legendary sites like Röttgen and Uhlen. Their low-intervention winemaking philosophy relies on spontaneous fermentation with wild yeasts, extended lees contact, and traditional large oak casks, resulting in highly complex, structured, and age-worthy wines. Today, under the guidance of daughter Sarah Löwenstein, the estate continues to produce some of the Mosel's most profound, expressive Rieslings, ranging from powerful Grosses Gewächs to exquisite, botrytis-affected noble sweet styles. Address: Bahnhofstraße 10, 56333 Winningen, Germany. Website: https://www.heymann-loewenstein.com

📍 Bahnhofstraße 10, 56333 Winningen, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany 🌐 https://www.heymann-loewenstein.com