producer background

Schloss Lieser, meaning “Castle Lieser,” is a historic estate in Brauneberg, Mosel. Once neglected by its aristocratic owners, who saw little value in wine, the vineyards and winery fell into ruin. It was only in the late 20th century, when the Haag family, renowned for their Fritz Haag label and top parcels in Brauneberg, were offered the estate. Patriarch Olivier Haag entrusted its revival to his son Thomas Haag, who transformed Schloss Lieser into a world-class producer. Thomas restored both the vineyards and the estate, earning Germany’s Winemaker of the Year in 2014. Today, Schloss Lieser stands out with an exceptional portfolio of 8 Grosses Gewächs wines, a figure that is still unmatched in Germany

Products

2020 Schloss Lieser Mosel Riesling Feinherb

2020 Schloss Lieser Mosel Riesling Feinherb

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Hand-picked from Mosel, Schloss Lieser's ever-so off-dry Riesling serves its perfectly ripe, mouthwatering orchard fruit on a masterful, mineral-tinged platter with racy acidity. Its charms are irresistible.

2018 Schloss Lieser Niederberg Helden Riesling Grosses Gewachs

2018 Schloss Lieser Niederberg Helden Riesling Grosses Gewachs

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Yellow-fruit, citrus, and yeast fragrances. The palate is typical of the vintage, that is, almost thick enough to cut. Terpene layers, viscosity, lots of substance, and pervasive tactile minerality. Completely atypical, but big.