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The Ghost in the Glass

The resurrected Zach. Bergweiler-Prüm Erben wines from Weingut Dr. Loosen offer a new definition of Mosel Riesling: one where the winemaker’s role is found in surrender, not forged by control.

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#germany #mosel #tasting-article #dr-loosen #historic-revival #la-place-de-bordeaux #old-vines #riesling

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