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Rudolf Trossen - Hubertus Riesling
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€43,00

Huburtus Purus 2020

Trossen

Mosel Slate Plots. Aged in Foudre

€57,33 per litre
Der Bauer | Natural Wine by Philip Lardot.
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€35,00 €38,00

Der Bauer

Philip Lardot

70 year old, steep Riesling Vines

€46,67 per litre
Der Graf | Natural Wine by Philip Lardot.
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€21,60

Der Graf 2020

Philip Lardot

Mosel Riesling

€28,80 per litre
Rudolf Trossen - Silbermond Feinherb 2022 (Sweet)
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€18,00

Silbermond Feinherb 2022 (Sweet)

Rudolf Trossen

Sweet Riesling, with sulphur

€24,00 per litre
Falkenberg | Natural Wine by FIO Wine.
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€34,50

Falkenberg 2018

FIO Wine

€46,00 per litre
FIO Wine - FIO
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€53,90

FIO

FIO Wine

Mosel Riesling

€71,87 per litre
Socalcos | Natural Wine by FIO Wine.
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€20,50

Socalcos

FIO Wine

Classic Style

€27,33 per litre
FIO Wine - Pet Nat Piu Piu
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€18,90

Pet Nat Piu Piu

FIO Wine

Reductive Riesling pet nat

€25,20 per litre
Cosmonat | Natural Wine by JPB Winemaking .
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€22,00 €24,00

Cosmonat (RARE, 450 bottles)

JPB Winemaking

10.5% Light Pinot Pet Nat

€29,33 per litre
Kontakt | Natural Wine by Philip Lardot.
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€19,00 €21,00

Kontakt

Philip Lardot

Mosel Müller

€25,33 per litre
Kontakt Rot 2022 | Natural Wine by Philip Lardot.
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€23,50 €25,00

Kontakt Rot 2022

Philip Lardot

100% Pinot Noir

€31,33 per litre
Riesling Eule Purus | Natural Wine by Von Trossen.
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€30,00

Riesling Eule Purus 2022

Rudolf Trossen

Mosel Power!

€40,00 per litre
Rudolf Von Trossen | Pinot Noir Purus | MORE Natural Wine
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€26,90

Pet Nat Purellus Pinot Noir Rose 2022

Rudolf Trossen

Mosel Pet Nat

€35,87 per litre
Pinot Blanc | Natural Wine by Hoffmann Simon.
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€14,60

Pinot Blanc

Hoffmann Simon

From the Mosel

€19,47 per litre
Grandbois Wine - Bad Behaviour Bacchus Pet Nat
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€20,90

Bad Behaviour Bacchus Pet Nat

Grandbois Wines

Chalky, Citrus and Quince

€27,87 per litre
Riesling Schieferblume | Natural Wine by Von Trossen.
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€19,00

Riesling Schieferblume 2022

Rudolf Trossen

Entry Level Trossen!

€25,33 per litre
Riesling Lay Purus | Natural Wine by Von Trossen.
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€34,50

Riesling Lay Purus 2021

Rudolf Trossen

Stones Vs Lemons

€46,00 per litre

Popular German grapes & producers

The climate in Germany is very cool - this means the grapes grown must be cold hardy. As a result, the majority of the grapes are white varieties - about ⅔ of German vineyards produce white grapes, although reds are also now increasing in popularity with prominent winemakers.

Whether red or white, German wines tend to be more acidic than their French or Italian counterparts - this comes back to the cooler climate which means less ripeness, as well as the grape varieties themselves, like Riesling, which retain more acidity when ripe.

The southwest of Germany has an ideal climate for winemaking, and of the 20+ prominent natural wine producers in the country, most can be found in Rheinhessen. On the other hamd, While not the largest, Mosel might be Germany’s most well-known wine region, famous for its lower-alcohol white wines and especially Riesling. The most popular grape varieties in Germany include Riesling, Müller-Thurgau, Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir), Dornfelder, Silvaner, Lemberger (Blaufränkisch), Grauburgunder (Pinot Gris), and Weißburgunder (Pinot Blanc).

A new generation is focusing on natural wines

In the past, Germany has had a reputation for its cheap and sweet white wines, unfortunately originating from the export of the mass-produced “liebfraumilch” in the 80s - but it's now a top-contender in the production of elegant, quality wines. With the rise in popularity of natural wines, we’re also seeing a lot of amazing natural wine producers coming from Germany.

Perhaps the driving force of the natural wine movement in Germany is the “junge winzer” (young winemakers). Many of these young winemakers have taken over generations-old family vineyards, have often gathered knowledge while studying or working abroad, favour a collaborative approach, and aim to make wines that truly express the unique terroir. With passion and commitment, they have transformed the vineyards into producing only natural wines for the first time.

Popular young producers include (but are definitely not limited to!) Weingut Freitag, Marto Wines, Brand Bros, Vin de Lagamba, Glow Glow, BD Schmitt, and Andi Weigand.

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