Standing in front of the stunning rocky terraces, it is hard to imagine how the vines, let alone the winemakers, find footing there. A top-class wine grows here under the most difficult conditions. The rock terraces consist of weathered light gray slate with ferrous strata in the soil. The Falstaff Wine Guide once put it particularly well: "pure liquefied geology." So terroir to touch and feel. Dense, complex nose of mango and pineapple, alongside herbs and some ethereal notes. Incredibly powerful on the palate with lots of substance, playful and classy, very balanced, lively and invigorating. All of this is only available in this abundance on the Moselle with its unmistakable slate soil. A true wine monument with great potential.