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Bergretter (Addendum)
by Lars Carlberg
In my book review of Wine Atlas of Germany by Braatz et al., I list some of the underrated Mosel Read more…
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A Brief History of the Classification of Mosel Wines
by Lars Carlberg
In the Trierische Chronik from March 1, 1905, the author J.P. Hegner writes in his article titled “Die Klassifikation der Read more…
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Scharzhofberger Honey
by Lars Carlberg
On a recent visit to Egon Müller, I purchased a few jars of Scharzhofberger honey from Egon Müller, Jr. The Read more…
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ADAC Rallye Deutschland: Mosel Vineyards
by Lars Carlberg
At the end of August, the now annual ADAC Rallye Deutschland took place around Trier. The 17-stage event is the Read more…
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Old Place-Names (Addendum)
by Lars Carlberg
Over the years, a number of Mosel producers have labeled their wines with an old place-name (lieu-dit in French), and Read more…
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The Nearly Forgotten Scharzberg
by Lars Carlberg
In editing Joachim Krieger’s essay “The Mosel: Taking the Long View,” I added the following tidbit on the nearly forgotten Read more…
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A Terraced Hillside in Wehr
by Lars Carlberg
On Friday, Per Linder took this photo while on a bike ride from Oberbillig to Nennig on the Upper Mosel Read more…
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The Stone Gate at Grünhaus
by Lars Carlberg
The stone vineyard gate, built in 1873, is located at the foot of the Maximin Grünhäuser Abtsberg. One might wonder Read more…
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Digging Up the Gravel
by Lars Carlberg
There seems to be a disregard for gravel river beds among all the steep slate slopes in the Mosel Valley. Read more…
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Lambertskirch in 2011
by Lars Carlberg
As a follow-up to my article titled “Revisiting Lambertskirch,” on June 8, 2012, I came across this photograph, which I Read more…
