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Weingut Dr. Loosen
Weingut Dr. Loosen leverages ungrafted vines aged 130 years on Mosel's steep slate slopes, producing Rieslings with a 60% higher mineral density than the typical regional wine. Ernst Loosen's estate in Bernkastel averages 90+ points across its lineup, with the Ürziger Würzgarten bottling selling for €45, €30 cheaper than the runner-up at Schloss Johannisberg. These old vines yield a concentration that outpaces Weingut Keller's in terms of acidity balance, achieving 8.5 g/L—faster than the average Mosel Riesling—while global acclaim stems from 15 years of organic practices.
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