Mosel
Germany's slate-slope home of Riesling, tracked on WineFortune through a single producer
- Producers
- 1
- Wines tracked
- 1
- Median 1y
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- In our shop
- 0
Mosel is a wine region in Germany, following the river of the same name and celebrated for steep vineyards on slate soils. WineFortune currently tracks one wine here, from one producer, Serrig.
The region is above all Riesling country. Its cool climate and slate slopes give white wines of marked freshness, low alcohol and fine aromatic detail, from bone-dry to lusciously sweet. The wine WineFortune tracks from Mosel is a white, still wine carrying the German Prädikatswein designation, the quality category defined by the ripeness of the grapes at harvest.
No WineFortune index median is shown for Mosel yet. The index median per 75 cl bottle is built solely from WineFortune's own trades and listings over 90 days, and there are none for this region at present. The page fills in as tracking and activity grow.
Facts
- Country
- Germany
- Principal grape
- Riesling
- Style tracked
- White, still
- Designation
- Prädikatswein
- Soils
- Slate on steep river slopes
- Climate
- Cool continental
Producers
By the 90-day WineFortune index medianMedians are the 90-day WineFortune index per 75cl, ex VAT, built from WineFortune trades and listings. Wines without a trade or listing are tracked but not indexed.
Wines from Mosel
Questions
What does WineFortune track in Mosel?
WineFortune currently tracks one wine from Mosel, made by one producer, Serrig. It is a white, still wine carrying the German Prädikatswein designation. The coverage of the region expands as more wines and producers are added to tracking.
Why is there no WineFortune index price for Mosel?
The WineFortune index median per 75 cl bottle is built only from WineFortune's own trades and listings over 90 days. There is no such activity for Mosel at present, so no index figure is shown. A median appears once qualifying trades or listings exist.
What is Mosel known for?
Mosel is one of Germany's most renowned white wine regions, defined by steep slate slopes above the Mosel river. Its signature grape is Riesling, producing still white wines noted for freshness, delicacy and aromatic precision, in styles ranging from dry to sweet.
What does Prädikatswein mean?
Prädikatswein is the top tier of the German wine classification. It covers wines made from grapes that reach defined ripeness levels at harvest, with sub-categories running from Kabinett through to sweeter styles. The wine WineFortune tracks in Mosel carries this designation.