Vineyards – Lars Carlberg: Mosel Wine

Articles, Vineyards

by Per Linder

When I translated Franz Irsigler’s article on Scharzhof, I became curious about the biographies of Jakob Koch and Anna Maria Read more…

by Per Linder

After I had translated Franz Irsigler’s article on how Scharzhof came into private hands in the early 19th century, I Read more…

by Lars Carlberg

On November 4, we completed the harvest at Hofgut Falkenstein, and it looks to be a promising vintage. We picked Read more…

by Franz Irsigler

A Success Story with a Bitter Aftertaste Editor’s note: The historian Franz Irsigler gave me permission to publish his text Read more…

by Lars Carlberg

Between 1803 and 1813, Jean Joseph Tranchot and his team began to topographically map the Rhineland, including the Saar and Read more…

by Lars Carlberg

In April, the European Parliament advised that the herbicide glyphosate “should only be approved for another seven years, rather than Read more…

by Lars Carlberg

TThe Konzer Tälchen (“the little valley of Konz”) stretches from the town of Konz to the village of Krettnach. The Read more…

by Lars Carlberg

As director for viticulture in the Rhine Province, Friedrich Wilhelm Koch (no relation to Karl Heinrich Koch) wrote a book Read more…

by Roman Niewodniczanski

Editor’s note: The photograph on the right is the once famous Geisberg, which, along with Scharzhofberg and Bockstein (all three Read more…

by Lars Carlberg

After taking over the renowned Karthäuserhof estate from his father in 1986, the former owner Christoph Tyrell, a trained lawyer, Read more…