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Our vineyards are all located on the Middle Moselle and are spread across the villages of Kinheim, Erden and Kröv. We concentrate on a few top sites, which are, however, very challenging: Mostly extremely steep, often still traditional Mosel single-pole sites that require a lot of manual labour and, on top of that, organic farming.
The soils are typical Moselle slate soils, which give the wines their unmistakable minerality.
Riesling is our dominant grape variety. One reason for this is that we almost always take over old Riesling vineyards. We also believe that, despite climate change, Riesling is still THE outstanding grape variety for the Moselle.
The vineyard is challenging to work, as it is very steep. The soil is dominated by grey and red slate. In combination with the ideal sun exposure, outstanding wines are produced here. In addition, the via ferrata offers an ideal opportunity to enjoy the fantastic landscape around the Erdener Treppchen and to get an impression of the steepness of the vineyards.
The soils are interspersed with grey Devonian slate. Despite the steep slope, the water supply to the old vines is good. Part of our vineyard in Steffensberg is equipped with a wire frame system, while the other part is planted using the classic Mosel single-pole system. The vineyard also boasts a splendid landscape. Visitors are treated to a breathtaking view of the Moselle bend and the village of Wolf.
