2021 Peter Lauer Fass 13 Feils Vineyard, Mosel, GermanyABOUT THIS WINE In ancient times, when a mighty river covered the Saar Valley, the water left behind sand, gravel, and stones. The young Saar River cut its way into this old riverbed and created the steep gravel slope called Feils, which is located on a peninsula and planted with old vines. These vines are deeply rooted, perpendicular to the groundwater without hitting rock. Feils, a particularly warm site, whose soil is similar to the Mdoc, impresses

on the slopes of the Valley of Sauvebonne

far from the main commercial directives and for this reason still almost “uncontaminated” today is based for centuries on the small herding of goats

The Schlossberg’s steep

more remote and more rugged than one might think this far south

The altitude and the Mediterranean climate serve to lengthen the ripening process which helps produce fruit of superior quality

superb Pomerol style wine with the added value of limited edition art that is available to consumers through a variety of channels

The results are elegant wines - beautiful expressions of soil

It has been said that Native Americans believed that all things in nature were sacred and interrelated

The grapes are loaded onto the sorting table where any unripe or damaged clusters are removed by hand

whimsical label is the perfect fit for this fun

and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon

The Naveran Estate's higher elevation allows the grapes to retain more natural acidity