Ayl KUPP "Stirn" Riesling "Fass 15" (off-dry) VDP. Grosse Lage®

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Saar Riesling from steep-slope slate: cool-mineral, off-dry, dense.

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Ayl KUPP "Stirn" Riesling "Fass 15" (off-dry) VDP. Grosse Lage®

The Stirn lies on the summit ridge of the Ayler Kupp – one of the most famous Saar sites – and is one of the most demanding parcels of the Peter Lauer winery. Steep, shallow, coarse slate: a terroir that forces Riesling to extraordinary depth.

Peter Lauer has been managing the Ayler Kupp for generations and is one of the defining names of the Saar. The old vines of the Stirn must root deep into the rock to find sufficient water and minerals – this costs strength and brings concentration. Fass 15 stands for the winery's traditional practice of aging its wines parcel by parcel in wooden barrels and bottling them individually.

In the glass, an Off-Dry Riesling appears with cool, salty minerality as a common thread. Aromas of white peach, citrus peel, and slate, underscored by a lively acidity structure that fully integrates the residual sugar. The finish is long, appearing dry, and characterized by a fine spice.

  • Temperature: 10–12 °C
  • Food: Grilled zander, oysters, scallops with butter sauce, or mild goat cheese
Grape Variety Riesling
Origin Moselle, Germany
Taste Off-Dry
Alcohol 9,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of Origin Germany
Region Moselle
Grape Variety Riesling
Wine Color White Wine
Vintage 2025
Alcohol Content 9,5 % Vol.
Acidity 9.5 g

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Peter Lauer

VDP Member Estate

Peter Lauer is known for Mosel Riesling that clearly and unmistakably expresses the characteristics of its origin in the glass. At Vinoscout, you'll find six white wines from his selection that showcase what this region has to offer in Riesling – mineral, precise, and with the typical interplay of fruit and acidity that makes the Mosel so special. Priced between approximately €25 and €36, these wines offer a combination of quality and accessibility.

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