
Save the Mosel Shirt
Last chance to buy a “Save the Mosel” T-shirt – we have only a few left of each size. All shirts are $35 which includes tax and domestic shipping. No international orders, we’re sorry. Shirts will be mailed the... View Post
Last chance to buy a “Save the Mosel” T-shirt – we have only a few left of each size. All shirts are $35 which includes tax and domestic shipping. No international orders, we’re sorry. Shirts will be mailed the... View Post
“For the sake of the cultural, social, environmental, and economic vitality of the entire region, Ulli Stein is calling for a concerted, widespread effort to save the remaining vines of the Mosel. He urges winemakers to pay above-market prices for the grapes purchased from... View Post
We probably first heard Max Kilburg’s name when he worked with Julian Haart a few years ago. They live only a few minutes from each other, in neighboring villages, and are both among the more consequential owners of the top... View Post
Yesterday The New York Times printed a beautiful piece regarding the new wave of German Chardonnay by Eric Asimov. The article was largely (though not totally) based on a dinner organized by the collector (and friend) Robert Dentice. The event included over twenty... View Post
Rosé has interestingly become some sort of strange, commercial non-entity. These days, rosé offers come and we all look the other way. Welcome to the flip-side of the rosé-mania that consumed us over the past decade? That sad, regardless of... View Post
“Peter’s wines touch my heart.” – Klaus Peter Keller The full quote is probably worth including, because it’s so deeply heartfelt. I read it and the emotion feels nearly palpable: “For me, Peter Leipold is on the way to becoming... View Post
With Rieslingfeier less than a week away (and the main tasting and gala events totally sold out), we figured we’d send out a quick summary regarding all the Rieslingfeier-adjacent events with our growers in New York City this week and... View Post
Note to reader: Not that we have ever been shy with word-counts, but with the new year we are going to resist every impulse to dumb things down, to economize, to summarize, to make things slick or easy. The world... View Post