A stunning, old-vine Mosel Riesling bursting with precision, minerality and legendary Dr. Loosen purity.
Dr. Loosen’s Erdener Treppchen Alte Reben 2019 is a masterclass in Mosel Riesling sourced from old vines (Alte Reben) on one of the region’s most iconic steep slate vineyards. Fermented dry, it delivers laser like acidity, crystalline fruit and profound mineral depth. This is elite level Riesling with intensity, elegance and remarkable ageing potential. If you love German Riesling that shows both power and finesse, this is an exceptional bottle to add to your collection.
Tasting Notes
Aroma: Lime zest, white peach, green apple and jasmine with notes of wet slate and flint.
Palate: Precise, vibrant and concentrated, offering citrus, stone fruit, crushed slate and a streak of electric acidity.
Finish: Long, mineral and finely etched with incredible tension and purity.
Food Pairing / Serving Suggestions
Perfect with sushi, oysters, Thai dishes, light curries, fresh seafood, soft cheeses or vegetarian cuisine. Serve chilled at 8–10°C.
About the Winery / Region
Dr. Loosen is one of Germany’s greatest Riesling estates, run by Ernst Loosen, whose family has farmed these vineyards for over 200 years. The Erdener Treppchen vineyard meaning “The Little Staircase of Erden” is a steep, red-slate site that produces intensely aromatic, mineral driven wines. Old vines with deep root systems add powerful concentration and complexity. Dr. Loosen’s commitment to low yields, sustainable farming and meticulous winemaking results in world renowned Rieslings of purity and longevity.
Cellaring Potential
A superb cellar candidate. Drink now for its youthful brilliance or cellar confidently until 2040 for honeyed, savoury and deeply complex evolution.
Collector’s Note
Old-vine dry Mosel Rieslings from top producers are highly sought after. The 2019 vintage is exceptional and already regarded as one of Mosel’s great modern years.
Details
Winery: Dr. Loosen
Vintage: 2019
Variety: Riesling
Region: Mosel, Germany
Vineyard: Erdener Treppchen (Alte Reben)
Classification: Dry German Riesling
Certifications: Sustainable viticulture