The charming and the sinister
“What to oppose to charm? How about sinisterness?”
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The 2021 Merkelbach Collection: Napped in silence and calm
Terry Theise reviews the latest releases from the much-loved Mosel estate, which continues to offer its quietly distinctive style under…
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Understanding how Mosel came to be
Anne Krebiehl MW reviews Moselwein by Karl Heinrich Koch, a late 19th-century paean to Mosel wine which has been published…
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Selbach-Oster Spätlesen and Auslesen: An underground city of silver
Terry Theise concludes his immersion in the latest releases from the great Mosel estate Selbach-Oster with a look at the…
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Selbach-Oster Riesling: Return to Eden
In the second part of his immersion in the latest releases from the great Mosel estate Selbach-Oster Terry Theise switches…
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Selbach-Oster: Pure undiluted Mosel-ness
The unshowy, textured, utterly authentic wines of Selbach-Oster are the essence of the Mosel, says Terry Theise as he begins…
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Schloss Lieser: Making space for the divine
The second part of Terry Theise’s virtual pilgrimage to the Mosel’s Schloss Lieser includes a brush with perfection and some…
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Schloss Lieser: Delicate, focused, articulate
Terry Theise goes on a virtual pilgrimage to Schloss Lieser, delving deep into the Mosel estate’s latest entrancing releases. The…
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