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Wherethe grapesgrow

The finest wines of the Prüm houses come from a handful of famous steep sites between Bernkastel and Wehlen: Sonnenuhr, Himmelreich, Domprobst, Badstube.

The Prüm houses farm a handful of famous single vineyards on the Middle Moselle. Slate soils and steep slopes are the foundation of their Rieslings.

Wehlen · c. 40 ha

Wehlener Sonnenuhr

Probably the Moselle's most famous single vineyard — named after the sundial Jodocus Prüm set into the rock in 1842.

J. J. Prüm · S. A. Prüm · Studert-Prüm
Graach

Graacher Himmelreich

Deep slate, fullness and soft fruit — a classic for delicate Rieslings.

J. J. Prüm · S. A. Prüm
Graach

Graacher Domprobst

Steep, blue Devonian slate — mineral, long-lived wines.

S. A. Prüm
Bernkastel

Bernkasteler Badstube

A classic site above Bernkastel, neighbour of the Doctor.

J. J. Prüm · S. A. Prüm

How these sites fit into the wider picture — from the Prussian vineyard classification of 1868 to the VDP map — is told at moselriesling.com (German).