German Riesling with Erni Loosen.

Exploring its evolution, the impact of global warming on grape ripening, and the unique terroir of the Mosel region. We discuss the versatility, the different styles and quality determinations, and the influence of microclimates on wine characteristics. The episode culminates in memorable wine experiences and reflections on the art of winemaking.

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Key Takeaways

Riesling can produce many styles of wine from the same vineyard.
Global warming has positively impacted grape ripening in the Mosel region.
The terroir, especially slate soil, significantly influences wine character.
Old-fashioned winemaking techniques can yield exceptional wines.
Quality determination in Riesling involves sugar ripeness and acidity levels.
Different picking times can create vastly different wine profiles.
Riesling is a favorite among winemakers for its versatility.
High acidity in Riesling balances sweetness, making it unique.
Memorable wines often have a personal connection to the winemaker.
The Mosel region's microclimates contribute to the complexity of its wines.

Chapters

00:00 The Evolution of Riesling and Global Warming

10:01 Understanding Riesling Styles and Quality Determination

20:01 The Influence of Terroir and Microclimates on Wine

25:47 The most memorable wine Erni Loosen has had!

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