"This top-selling Loosen Bros. wine is Ernst Loosen's "ambassador" for the Mosel region and for the Riesling variety. It embodies the delicate and racy style that is characteristic of Riesling grown in the slate-soil vineyards of the Mosel valley. And, best of all, it delivers this uniquely delicious and invigorating taste at a very affordable price for every day enjoyment. It is a bright, refreshing, fruit-driven wine, with a juicy mid-palate and a crisp, drying finish." —winemaker

"Deidesheimer Herrgottsacker is a single vineyard site, southeast facing. Kimich owns 1.5ha in ten little parcels. 10% of the vineyard site is steep, 20% hilly and 70% is flat. The soil varies between sandy loam and loamy sand, mixed with limestone rocks and red sandstone. The name “Herrgottsacker” is probably derived from the word “Gottesacker” which is a former word for cemetery. In 1491 it was the first time that this vineyard name “Herrgottsacker” was named in the town's archive. This Kimich Dry Kabinett is a liter of the raciest, most energetic and appealingly mineralische Riesling imaginable. The must weight far exceeds Kabinett requirements, but the wine remains light and buoyant. A crisp, quenching, vital dry wine for all uses and occasions." —winemaker

"Made with 100% Riesling from Rheinhessen region, Germany. Clear, lemony color in appearance, with nose of stone and tropical fruits. Medium sweet in body." —winemaker