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The Vulkanfelsen Spätburgunder trocken 2023 combines exotic fruit notes with a distinctive, structured depth.

The Vulkanfelsen Spätburgunder Rosé 2024 displays a salmon-pink hue and combines fruity notes with a delicate acidity.

A delicately fruity and refined Pinot Noir, fresh and vibrant with alpine notes.

With a typical varietal bouquet and the scent of roses, this single-varietal Gewürztraminer presents itself in a light straw-yellow color.

The Botrosecco matures for 12 months in barriques before bottling.

The Nebbiolo grapes for this Barolo, intensely colored and aromatic, thrive at an altitude of 350 meters.

Its name comes from the Italian "sodalizio" and stands for a solid, friendly connection.

Domaine Kuehn traditionally produces its wines in the "Caves de l'Enfer" (Hell Caves). The most typical wines bear this origin in their name.

Rubeno represents the beautiful ruby red color of Lagrein. Pure vanilla meets dark berries and plum. The color impresses with an intense ruby red with violet reflections.

Domaine Chanson's Chardonnay Réserve du Bastion shines with a bright golden hue and offers a fresh combination of citrus and mint aromas.

The elegant charmer among the BRUNOs.Ripe, juicy nectarines combined withthe typical freshness of the Moselle Valley – thebest of both worlds.

The elegant charmer among the BRUNOs.Ripe, juicy nectarines combined withthe typical freshness of the Moselle Valley – thebest of both worlds.

The newest member of the BRUNO family.Fragrant aromas of red berries, lavender,and a hint of citrus meet thelightness of Provence – with atypical Mosel twist.

The newest member of the BRUNO family.Fragrant aromas of red berries, lavender, and a hint of citrus meet the lightness of Provence – with a typical Mosel twist.

BRUNO Riesling dry is the crisp, fresh Moselle wine. Lemon, peach, a hint of mint. Intense fruit meets delicate freshness – that's Moselle for you.

Delicate citrus notes and a precise acidity characterize this sparkling wine made from Riesling and Pinot Blanc grapes.

The Riesling “Alte Reben” (Old Vines) reveals a hint of brioche on the nose, along with dried herbs and a touch of rosehip.

This light-footed Kabinett reveals an intense nose with notes of elderberries, white blossoms, and jasmine tea.

The Karthäuserhof's liquid calling card skillfully combines the strengths of theregion: low alcohol, cool fruit, and abundant minerality.

The Rosé Brut unfolds an elegant bouquet on the nose with delicate berry aromas that lend it freshness and expression.

The Pinot Brut is predominantly made from Pinot Noir with a small percentage of Pinot Blanc and was produced using the traditional Champagne method.