
Riesling dry Juffer Sonnenuhr GG

Riesling dry Juffer Sonnenuhr GG
The Juffer Sonnenuhr vineyard in Brauneberg is one of the great Riesling sites of the Mosel – steep, rich in slate, with one of the best microclimates in the entire river valley. Schloss Lieser vinifies this wine as a Grosses Gewächs: dry, uncompromisingly focused on the typicity of the site.
In the glass, this Riesling reveals itself as something that doesn't yet fully reveal its character. The nose is firm and slightly reductive—dried herbs, yellow plum, a hint of tobacco, and delicate floral aromas. With a little aeration, it opens up towards an earthy minerality reminiscent of seashells.
On the palate, a clear edge emerges: lively, cool acidity, juicy fruit with a tart grip, fine tannins that provide structure without being intrusive. Candied citrus fruits, pepper, and a pronounced salty minerality carry the long, taut finish. Plenty of substance, plenty of depth—and still considerable potential for further development.
- Drinking window: 2027–2038, now only for friends of tight, undeveloped GGs
- Temperature: 12–14 °C
- Dishes: Turbot with beurre blanc, scallops, aged Comté cheese or pike-perch in Riesling sauce




















