Luxembourg
The small Grand Duchy on the Luxembourg Moselle surprises with exceptional wine quality. Elegant Rieslings , refined Auxerrois, and sparkling Crémants , reaching international standards, are produced on mineral-rich slate soils. The winemakers combine German precision with French finesse, creating wines with a distinctive, often pronounced mineral character.
Luxembourg is considered a true insider tip among connoisseurs – unjustly rarely in the spotlight, yet consistently of high quality. At Vinoscout you'll discover a fine selection of seven wines from the Grand Duchy, from crisp white wines to classic Crémant, in a price range of €15.99 to €23.99 .
Filters
7 products
Mundus Vini 2019
Awarded by Mundus Vini
Guide Hachette 2022
Awarded by Guide Hachette des Vins
Wine regions Luxembourg
Wines from Luxembourg – fine drops from the Moselle
Luxembourg is one of Europe's smallest wine-growing countries, but by no means one of the least interesting. Along the Moselle, where the climate is mild and the soils are diverse, white wines of true elegance are created: fresh, mineral, and with a fine acidity that makes them so lively. Those who appreciate wines from Alsace or the German Moselle will find familiar terrain here – and yet discover something unique.
What awaits you in the range
At Vinoscout, you will find 7 wines from Luxembourg from two renowned producers: Château de Schengen and Domaine Bernard Massard. The range revolves primarily around classic grape varieties of the region: Riesling, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, and the typically Luxembourgish Auxerrois – a variety that you will hardly find so well-tended elsewhere. The offer is complemented by a Pinot Noir Rosé for all those who like it a bit lighter and fruitier. Several wines carry the Grand Cru designation and stand for special vineyard quality.
The prices range between 15.99 and 23.99 EUR – a fair framework for wines with true origin character. Whether you are discovering Luxembourg anew or have long been a fan of Moselle wines: a closer look is worth it here.