Moselland Goldschild Graacher Himmelreich Riesling Spatlese 2018 750ml

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An initial whiff of flinty reduction from its SO2 quickly gives way to refined and elegant
scents of white flowers, yellow peach, almond cream, smoke, and minty herbs on the nose. The wine coats the palate with juicy and ample ripe
fruits and cream, and leaves a delicate smooth yet precise and balanced feel in the finish. This playful Auslese in all-but-name proves, as such,
nicely intense and deep. 2029-2049

In the 19th century many individual growers in the region joined together out of economic necessity to form small wine-growing cooperatives: they aimed to work more efficiently by joining forces. As a result of these mergers, three major sub-regional cooperatives had been founded by 1960:
Gebietswinzergenossenschaft des Kreises Cochem in Ernst
Winzergenossenschaft Mittelmosel in Wehlen
Saar-Winzerverein in Wiltingen
In 1969 these cooperatives merged with Hauptkellerei Koblenz to form the largest wine-growing cooperative in the state of Rheinland-Pfalz. The result was the creation of Moselland located in Bernkastel Kues. For more than a quarter of a century the name Moselland has guaranteed consistent high quality. As a result, in 2000 members of the Nahe wine-growing cooperative decided to join this successful company.
In 2004 Moselland eG started a joint venture with the cooperatives Gebietswinzergenossenschaft Rietburg eG/Pfalz and Niersteiner Weingenossenschaft eG/Rheinhessen. These cooperatives remain independent with their individual members, but belong to Moselland eG.