Winningen UHLEN "Laubach" RIESLING GG

Complex steep-slope Riesling: yellow fruit, herbal spice, cranberry finish.

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Winningen UHLEN "Laubach" RIESLING GG

The Uhlen Laubach vineyard is one of the great Riesling sites of the Terrassenmosel – and Heymann-Löwenstein produces wines from this slate biotope year after year that are not easily forgotten.

The Winningen winery has been cultivating the steep terraced vineyards directly on the banks of the Rhine, a tributary of the Moselle, for decades. Reinhard Löwenstein is considered one of the pioneers of dry Moselle Riesling. The Uhlen vineyard consists of blue Devonian slate, which retains heat and simultaneously provides the distinctive minerality that makes the wines from this region so unique.

In the glass, the Laubach displays a cool, firm structure: dried herbs, yellow-fleshed fruit, a hint of bacon, and deeply rooted minerality. On the palate, juicy, vibrant acidity is complemented by supple tannins that provide an unusual grip for a Riesling. Cranberry notes emerge in the long finish – red-fruited, fresh, and surprising.

Drinking window: Still young and closed – best drunk from 2026 onwards, potential until 2035+. Temperature: 12–14 °C.

  • Grilled turbot with caper butter
  • Veal sweetbreads or thyme chicken
  • Mature Comté or strong mountain cheese
Grape variety Riesling
Origin Moselle, Germany
Taste Dry
Alcohol 13 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Moselle
Grape variety Riesling
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2021
Alcohol content 13 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Winery

Heymann-Löwenstein

VDP Member Estate

Heymann-Löwenstein stands for Mosel Riesling that clearly puts the uniqueness of its origin in the foreground. At Vinoscout, you will find eight wines from this German winery that show what the Mosel has to offer in terms of white wine – from accessible bottles to demanding positions in the upscale price segment.

The range from around 25 to almost 90 euros reflects the breadth of an assortment that enables both an entry into the world of Mosel Riesling and provides experienced wine lovers with more profound wines.

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