Unique and magnificient: the wines of the Mosel

This session will be recorded for those who cannot join live. The recording will be shared only with those who have registered for the event.

The Mosel wine region in Germany boasts some of the steepest vineyards globally, characterized by one of the coolest climates for wine production and the cultivation of one of the most delicate grape varieties. These exceptional features converge to create the ideal conditions for producing world-class Rieslings.

In this informative session, participants will gain a comprehensive introduction to the Mosel wine region, delving into its captivating history, unique geography, and diverse wine styles. Following the presentation, a dedicated question & answer session will take place, allowing participants to engage with Caro Maurer MW in real-time as she addresses their questions.

Moreover, this event presents an excellent opportunity for those interested in our Mosel Wine Educational Tour. Attendees will sample a preview of the expertly curated itinerary and gain insights into what to expect on our inaugural wine tour to Germany.

Caro Maurer has written about wine since the early 1990s. In 2011, she was the first woman from the German speaking countries to become a Master of Wine. Now she shares her working time between the General-Anzeiger, the daily newspaper in Bonn, and as a writer for Germany’s leading food and wine magazine, Der Feinschmecker (The Gourmet), and the English wine magazine Decanter. Caro also works as a wine educator for WSET Diploma across Europe and hosts educational seminars and tastings for numerous wine associations and judges in international wine competitions; at Decanter WWA in London, she is a panel chair. This year, she will also be the tour instructor on WSG Mosel wine tour.