Publication of the communication of an approved standard amendment to a product specification of a geographical indication in accordance with Article 5(4) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/27
Date: 2026-01-20
Institutions: Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development, European Commission
Subjects: Germany, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, consumer information, designation of origin, labelling, product designation, quality control of agricultural products, red wine, rosé wine, white wine








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Official Journal of the European Union


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C/2026/401


20.1.2026






Publication of the communication of an approved standard amendment to a product specification of a geographical indication in accordance with Article 5(4) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/27 (1)

(C/2026/401)

COMMUNICATION OF APPROVAL OF A STANDARD AMENDMENT
(Article 24 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1143)


                     ‘Landwein der Mosel’
                  


EU reference number: PGI-DE-A1283-AM03 – 21.10.2025
                  

1.   Name of product


               ‘Landwein der Mosel’
            
2.   Geographical indication type







☐


PDO










☑


PGI










☐


GI




3.   Sector







☐


Agricultural products










☑


Wines










☐


Spirit drinks




4.   Country to which the geographical area belongs

Germany
5.   Member State authority communicating the standard amendment


Name

Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Regional Identity
6.   Qualification as standard amendment

The German authorities consider the application to meet the requirements of Regulations (EU) No 1308/2013 and (EU) 2024/1143.
The amendments to the product specification are standard amendments according to the definition laid down in Article 24(4) of Regulation (EU) 2024/1143.
The application for amendment to the ‘Landwein der Mosel’ PGI does not involve any of the three situations constituting a Union amendment; specifically it does not:






(a)


include a change in the name or in the use of the name, or in the category of product or products designated by the geographical indication;










(b)


risk voiding the link to the geographical area;










(c)


entail further restrictions on the marketing of the product.




The German authorities therefore consider that the application is for a standard amendment.
7.   Description of the approved standard amendment(s)


Title

Description of the wines

Description

For red wine, the analytical requirements allow the natural alcoholic strength to be increased, through enrichment, to a total alcoholic strength by volume of 13 %. An organoleptic description of partially dealcoholised wine has been added for all wine types.
Partially dealcoholised white wine:
Partially dealcoholised white wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum. Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used. The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.
Partially dealcoholised rosé wine, Blanc de Noir:
Partially dealcoholised wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum. Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used. The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.
Partially dealcoholised red wine:
Partially dealcoholised red wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum. Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used. The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.
Partially dealcoholised Rotling:
Partially dealcoholised Rotling wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum. Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used. The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.






☑


The amendment affects the single document.





Title

Demarcation of the area

Description

The following land parcels have been included in the demarcated area of Landwein der Mosel PGI:






 


Beilstein 1509 4 17 0










 


Bernkastel 2433 1 3 3










 


Bernkastel 2433 10 8 0










 


Bernkastel 2433 10 20 1










 


Bernkastel 2433 10 79 0










 


Brauneberg 2429 7 113 0










 


Brauneberg 2429 7 150 0










 


Brauneberg 2429 7 151 0










 


Brauneberg 2429 8 10 0










 


Brauneberg 2429 8 11 0










 


Detzem 2602 1 184 0










 


Detzem 2602 1 189 0










 


Detzem 2602 1 190 0










 


Detzem 2602 1 191 0










 


Detzem 2602 1 192 0










 


Detzem 2602 1 246 0










 


Detzem 2602 1 247 0










 


Detzem 2602 1 248 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 45 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 48 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 62 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 63 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 65 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 68 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 83 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 84 0










 


Detzem 2602 6 85 0










 


Detzem 2602 7 15 0










 


Detzem 2602 7 41 0










 


Detzem 2602 7 44 0










 


Detzem 2602 7 128 0










 


Detzem 2602 7 129 0










 


Detzem 2602 7 209 0










 


Detzem 2602 9 15 0










 


Detzem 2602 9 17 0










 


Detzem 2602 9 18 0










 


Detzem 2602 9 19 0










 


Detzem 2602 9 20 0










 


Detzem 2602 9 27 0










 


Ensch 2605 2 289 3










 


Ensch 2605 2 289 4










 


Ensch 2605 2 295 0










 


Ensch 2605 3 14 3










 


Ensch 2605 3 19 3










 


Ensch 2605 3 21 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 23 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 24 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 25 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 26 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 27 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 28 3










 


Ensch 2605 3 30 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 31 7










 


Ensch 2605 3 32 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 33 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 125 2










 


Ensch 2605 3 128 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 132 3










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 4










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 8










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 10










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 12










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 14










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 16










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 19










 


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Ensch 2605 3 136 82










 


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Ensch 2605 3 136 119










 


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Ensch 2605 3 136 126










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 127










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 128










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 129










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 130










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 131










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 132










 


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Ensch 2605 3 136 134










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 135










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 139










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 140










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 141










 


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Ensch 2605 3 136 143










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 146










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 147










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 150










 


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Ensch 2605 3 136 183










 


Ensch 2605 3 136 188










 


Ensch 2605 3 145 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 151 0










 


Ensch 2605 3 152 0










 


Ensch 2605 3 154 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 161 2










 


Ensch 2605 3 163 1










 


Ensch 2605 3 164 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 211 8










 


Ensch 2605 5 222 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 223 1










 


Ensch 2605 5 223 2










 


Ensch 2605 5 224 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 225 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 226 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 227 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 228 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 229 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 230 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 231 9










 


Ensch 2605 5 232 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 233 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 234 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 235 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 241 2










 


Ensch 2605 5 264 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 277 1










 


Ensch 2605 5 278 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 291 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 294 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 295 1










 


Ensch 2605 5 295 2










 


Ensch 2605 5 298 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 299 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 312 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 313 0










 


Ensch 2605 5 314 1










 


Ensch 2605 5 317 0










 


Ensch 2605 7 3 1










 


Ensch 2605 7 35 0










 


Ensch 2605 7 36 0










 


Ensch 2605 7 37 0










 


Ensch 2605 8 1 2










 


Ensch 2605 8 8 1










 


Ensch 2605 8 143 0










 


Ensch 2605 8 179 4










 


Ensch 2605 10 103 76










 


Ensch 2605 10 957 144










 


Ensch 2605 10 957 146










 


Ensch 2605 10 957 153










 


Ensch 2605 16 1 2










 


Ensch 2605 16 48 0










 


Ensch 2605 16 50 0










 


Ensch 2605 16 73 1










 


Ensch 2605 16 73 2










 


Ensch 2605 17 80 0










 


Ensch 2605 18 1 5










 


Ensch 2605 18 1 6










 


Ensch 2605 18 2 0










 


Ensch 2605 18 6 0










 


Ensch 2605 19 2 0










 


Ensch 2605 21 164 0










 


Ensch 2605 21 167 0










 


Fell 2622 25 41 0










 


Helfant 2732 14 40 0










 


Klüsserath 2608 3 32 0










 


Klüsserath 2608 12 43 0










 


Klüsserath 2608 12 44 0










 


Klüsserath 2608 12 45 0










 


Klüsserath 2608 12 70 0










 


Klüsserath 2608 25 237 0










 


Kobern 1363 10 2042 1










 


Kobern 1363 10 2042 2










 


Kobern 1363 10 2055 0










 


Kobern 1363 10 2071 0










 


Kobern 1363 10 2072 0










 


Kobern 1363 10 2073 0










 


Kobern 1363 10 2074 0










 


Kobern 1363 10 2097 0










 


Kröv 2472 40 28 0










 


Kröv 2472 40 167 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 1 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 5 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 6 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 13 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 14 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 16 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 17 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 23 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 54 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 56 0










 


Kröv 2472 41 64 0










 


Kröv 2472 42 34 0










 


Kröv 2472 42 47 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 2 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 3 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 8 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 9 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 11 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 12 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 13 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 20 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 27 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 29 1










 


Kröv 2472 43 46 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 78 0










 


Kröv 2472 43 80 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 3 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 6 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 16 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 17 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 18 1










 


Kröv 2472 45 38 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 79 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 80 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 81 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 95 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 96 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 117 0










 


Kröv 2472 45 130 0










 


Kröv 2472 48 2 0










 


Kröv 2472 48 3 0










 


Kröv 2472 48 4 0










 


Kröv 2472 48 7 0










 


Kröv 2472 48 12 0










 


Kröv 2472 48 13 0










 


Kröv 2472 48 67 0










 


Kröv 2472 49 97 0










 


Kröv 2472 50 2 0










 


Kröv 2472 50 14 0










 


Kröv 2472 50 19 0










 


Kröv 2472 50 27 0










 


Leiwen 2601 8 36 1










 


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Leiwen 2601 8 265 6










 


Leiwen 2601 8 267 0










 


Leiwen 2601 8 268 0










 


Leiwen 2601 8 269 0










 


Leiwen 2601 8 271 0










 


Leiwen 2601 15 274 5










 


Leiwen 2601 15 274 6










 


Leiwen 2601 16 303 5










 


Leiwen 2601 16 304 4










 


Leiwen 2601 17 315 0










 


Leiwen 2601 17 316 0










 


Leiwen 2601 18 154 2










 


Leiwen 2601 18 157 1










 


Leiwen 2601 18 157 2










 


Leiwen 2601 18 161 1










 


Leiwen 2601 18 164 0










 


Leiwen 2601 24 841 0










 


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Löf 1369 3 1442 373










 


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Olewig 2863 19 4 0










 


Olewig 2863 19 5 0










 


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Olewig 2863 19 22 0










 


Olewig 2863 19 26 0










 


Olewig 2863 19 33 0










 


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Onsdorf 2760 2 246 12










 


Riol 2618 2 11 0










 


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Trier 2856 34 15 2










 


Trier 2856 34 18 0










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 16










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 18










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 19










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 22










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 23










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 24










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 35










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 36










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 37










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 38










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 42










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 49










 


Ürzig 2439 4 24 114










 


Ürzig 2439 7 76 1










 


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Ürzig 2439 7 501 16










 


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Ürzig 2439 7 1032 5










 


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Ürzig 2439 7 1033 2










 


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Ürzig 2439 7 1037 2










 


Ürzig 2439 7 1038 1










 


Ürzig 2439 7 1038 2










 


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Perl-Nennig 3540 4 1700 0










 


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Title

Wine grape varieties

Description

The following grape varieties have been added:






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White varieties: Alvarinho, Blütenmuskateller, Soreli, Trebbiano di Soave, Voltis, Sémillon;










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Red varieties: Levitage, Schwarzblauer Riesling.




Moreover, spelling errors have been corrected and account has been taken of any name changes.






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Title

Control bodies

Description

Control bodies and their tasks have been deleted from the product specification and listed in a separate document.






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SINGLE DOCUMENT

Designations of origin and geographical indications of wine



                     ‘Landwein der Mosel’
                  


EU reference number: PGI-DE-A1283-AM03 – 21.10.2025
                  

1.   Name(s)


               ‘Landwein der Mosel’
            
2.   Geographical indication type







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PDO










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PGI










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GI




3.   Country to which the defined geographical area belongs

Germany
4.   Classification of the agricultural product in accordance with the Combined Nomenclature heading and code, as referred to in Article 6(1) of Regulation (EU) 2024/1143


               2204  – Wine of fresh grapes, including fortified wines; grape must other than that of heading 2009
5.   Categories of grapevine product as listed in Part II of Annex VII to Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013







1.


Wine




6.   Description of the wine or wines


Grapevine product

Wine, white
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
The colour spectrum usually ranges from pale yellow with green tints to golden yellow. Mash-fermented white wines in particular can also appear orange in colour, with reddish and brown tints.
Aroma:
Depending on the grape variety or the composition in a blend of grape varieties, the white wine generally has fruity notes of local pome and stone fruit and also citrus fruit. The range may extend to green, grassy and herbal notes, with floral overtones, honey and dried fruit, depending on the grape variety. The bouquet may have slight varietal characteristics and a slightly fruity character. There may also be deliberate oxidative, phenolic or reductive notes of subtle to moderate intensity.
Taste:
The white wines are generally light- to medium-bodied with an acidity and sweetness reflecting the cellar operations. Depending on how they are processed, the wines may also be tannic and mildly acidic.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
The white wines can also have a stable or, when shaken, noticeable natural cloudiness (e.g. from fermenting yeast, must lees or tannin and crystal sediment). However, cloudiness created artificially through the addition of processing aids or caused by defects in the wine, is not permitted.
Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum total acidity:


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Minimum total acidity unit:


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Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


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Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
The natural alcoholic strength may, through enrichment, be increased to a total alcoholic strength by volume of 11,5 %.






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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Partially dealcoholised wine, white
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
Partially dealcoholised white wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum.
Aroma:
Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used.
Taste:
The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
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Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum total acidity:


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Minimum total acidity unit:


—




Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


—




Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
—






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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Rosé wine
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
Rosé wines usually vary in colour from pale pink to pink to light red with possible brown tints.
Aroma:
Given the similarity to white wine production, fruity notes of berries and citrus fruit are particularly dominant.
Taste:
Rosé wines are similar in taste to white wines, with a generally rather high acidity level, delicate tannins, low alcohol levels and subtle residual sweetness.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
Rosé wines are produced from swiftly pressed red grape varieties. The aromas and colours can vary considerably and the wines can have a stable or, when shaken, noticeable natural cloudiness (e.g. from fermenting yeast, must lees or tannin and crystal sediment). However, cloudiness created artificially through the addition of processing aids or caused by defects in the wine, is not permitted.
Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum total acidity:


—




Minimum total acidity unit:


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Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


—




Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
The natural alcoholic strength may, through enrichment, be increased to a total alcoholic strength by volume of 11,5 %.






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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Partially dealcoholised rosé wines
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
Partially dealcoholised wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum.
Aroma:
Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used.
Taste:
The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
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Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum total acidity:


—




Minimum total acidity unit:


—




Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


—




Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
—






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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Blanc de Noir
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
Blanc de Noir wines are the colour of white wine.
Aroma:
Given the similarity to white wine production, fruity notes of berries and citrus fruit are particularly dominant.
Taste:
There can be a considerable variety of aromas.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
Blanc de Noir wines are produced from swiftly pressed red grape varieties. The aromas and colours can vary considerably and the wines can have a stable or, when shaken, noticeable natural cloudiness (e.g. from fermenting yeast, must lees or tannin and crystal sediment). However, cloudiness created artificially through the addition of processing aids or caused by defects in the wine, is not permitted.
Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum total acidity:


—




Minimum total acidity unit:


—




Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


—




Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
The natural alcoholic strength may, through enrichment, be increased to a total alcoholic strength by volume of 11,5 %.






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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Partially dealcoholised Blanc de Noir
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
Partially dealcoholised wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum.
Aroma:
Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used.
Taste:
The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
—
Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum total acidity:


—




Minimum total acidity unit:


—




Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


—




Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
—






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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Wine, red
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
The colour spectrum ranges from a pale to medium-intensity red to a dark violet with occasional intense brown tints.
Aroma:
Depending on the grape variety or the composition in a blend of grape varieties, the red wine has a bouquet mostly dominated by fruity notes of local stone fruit and berries as well as preserved and dried fruit. There can also be green and spicy overtones.
Taste:
The wines are usually light-bodied to full-bodied and are generally characterised by a mild to noticeable acidity. The tannin spectrum ranges from barely noticeable to highly dominant tannins which may also present green overtones.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
The wines can also have a stable or, when shaken, noticeable natural cloudiness (e.g. from fermenting yeast, must lees or tannin and crystal sediment). However, cloudiness created artificially through the addition of processing aids or caused by defects in the wine, is not permitted.
Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum total acidity:


—




Minimum total acidity unit:


—




Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


—




Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
The natural alcoholic strength may, through enrichment, be increased to a total alcoholic strength by volume of 13 %.






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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Partially dealcoholised red wine
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
Partially dealcoholised red wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum.
Aroma:
Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used.
Taste:
The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
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Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum total acidity:


—




Minimum total acidity unit:


—




Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


—




Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Rotling wines
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
Depending on the choice of grape variety, Rotling wines mostly have a faint to strong light-red colour.
Aroma:
The wines’ aromas are generally rather fruity, sometimes delicately spicy. The fruity character may vary depending on the grape variety used.
Taste:
The wines generally have a delicate to rich flavour and a mostly fresh acid structure.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
The aromas and colours can vary considerably and the wines can have a stable or, when shaken, noticeable natural cloudiness (e.g. from fermenting yeast, must lees or tannin and crystal sediment). However, cloudiness created artificially through the addition of processing aids or caused by defects in the wine, is not permitted.
Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


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Minimum total acidity:


—




Minimum total acidity unit:


—




Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


—




Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
The natural alcoholic strength may, through enrichment, be increased to a total alcoholic strength by volume of 11,5 %.






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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.





Grapevine product

Partially dealcoholised Rotling
Organoleptic characteristics:
Visual appearance:
Where the grape variety is indicated, partially dealcoholised wines tend to have more delicate aromas typical of the grape variety used.
Aroma:
Partially dealcoholised Rotling wines have organoleptic characteristics similar to those of the Landwein der Mosel PGI wines from which they are produced. This applies above all to the colour spectrum.
Taste:
The wines usually have a somewhat leaner taste profile owing to the reduced alcohol content. However, taste parameters such as sweetness, acidity and tannins are often perceived as more pronounced.
Additional information regarding organoleptic characteristics:
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Analytical characteristics:






Maximum total alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum actual alcoholic strength (in % volume):


—




Minimum total acidity:


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Minimum total acidity unit:


—




Maximum volatile acidity (in milliequivalents per litre):


—




Maximum total sulphur dioxide (in milligrams per litre):


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Additional information regarding analytical characteristics:
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Any analytical characteristics not indicated in this section are within the limits laid down in the applicable EU legislation.




7.   Winemaking practices

7.1.   Specific oenological practices used to make the wine or wines, relevant restrictions on making them

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Not applicable
7.2.   Maximum yields

All wines/category/variety/type:
All products
Maximum yield:






Maximum yield:


150




Maximum yield unit:


Hectolitres per hectare




8.   Indication of the wine grape variety or varieties from which the wine or wines are produced







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Accent










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Acolon










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Adelfränkisch – Grüner Adelfränkisch, Grünedel, Verdet Blanc










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Affenthaler – Blauer Affenthaler










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Albalonga










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Allegro










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Alvarinho – Albarino, Albariño










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Arinto – Arinto de Bucelas










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Arnsburger










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Auxerrois – Auxerrois Blanc, Auxerrois blanc, Pinot Auxerrois










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Bacchus










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Baron










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Blauer Elbling










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Blauer Frühburgunder – Frühburgunder, Madeleine Noir, Pinot Madeleine, Pinot Noir Précoce










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Blauer Limberger – Blaufränkisch, Lemberger, Limberger










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Blauer Portugieser – Portugieser










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Blauer Spätburgunder – Clevner, Pinot Noir, Pinot noir, Pinot Nero, Pinot nero, Samtrot, Spätburgunder










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Blauer Trollinger – Trollinger, Vernatsch, Schiava Grossa










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Blauer Zweigelt – Rotburger, Zweigelt, Zweigeltrebe










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Blütenmuskateller










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Bolero










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Bronner










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Cabernet Blanc










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Cabernet Bordo










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Cabernet Cortis










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Cabernet Cubin










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Cabernet Dorio










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Cabernet Dorsa










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Cabernet Franc










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Cabernet Jura










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Cabernet Mitos










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Cabernet Sauvignon










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Cabertin










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Calardis Blanc










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Chardonnay










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Chenin Blanc










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Dakapo










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Divico










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Domina










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Donauriesling










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Dornfelder










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Dunkelfelder










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Ehrenbreitsteiner










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Ehrenfelser










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Faberrebe – Faber










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Felicia










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Fernão Pires – Fernao Pires










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Fidelio










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Findling










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Gamay noir










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Gelber Kleinberger










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Gelber Muskateller – Moscato, Muscat, Muskat, Muscat blanc, Muscat Blanc, Muskateller










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Gelber Orleans – Orleans










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Gm 4-46










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Gm 6414-17










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Gm 9224-2










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Gm 9337-1










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Gm 9620-5










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Goldmuskateller










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Goldriesling










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Grenache noir – Grenache










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Grüner Silvaner – Silvaner, Sylvaner










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Grüner Veltliner – Veltliner










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Grünfränkisch – Bormeo Verd










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Gutenborner










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Hartblau










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Helios










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Hibernal










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Huxelrebe – Huxel










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Johanniter










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Juwel










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Kerner










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Kernling










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Kleiner Fränkischer Burgunder – Franc Pineau, Schwarzblauer Klevner










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Lagrein – Blauer Lagrein, Lagrain










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Laurot










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Levitage










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Merlot










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Monarch










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Morio Muskat – Morio-Muskat










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Muscaris










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Muskat Ottonel – Muskat-Ottonel










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Müller Thurgau – Rivaner, Müller-Thurgau










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Müllerrebe – Pinot Meunier, Pinot meunier, Schwarzriesling










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Nebbiolo – Prunent










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Optima 113 – Optima










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Ortega










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Palas










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Pamina










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Perle










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Phoenix – Phönix










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Pinot Nova – Pinot nova










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Pinotin










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Piroso










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Primitivo – Zinfandel










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Prinzipal










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Prior










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Reberger










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Regent










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Regner










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Reichensteiner










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Rieslaner










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Rinot










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Rondo










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Rosa Chardonnay










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Roter Elbling – Elbling Rouge, Elbling rouge










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Roter Gutedel – Chasselas Rouge, Chasselas rouge, Fendant Roux










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Roter Muskateller










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Roter Müller Thurgau – Roter Müller-Thurgau










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Roter Riesling










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Roter Traminer – Gewürztraminer, Traminer










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Roter Veltliner










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Rubinet










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Ruländer – Grauburgunder, Grauer Burgunder, Pinot Grigio, Pinot grigio, Pinot Gris, Pinot gris










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Saphira










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Satin Noir










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Sauvignac










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Sauvignon Blanc – Fumé Blanc, Muskat Silvaner










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Sauvignon Gris










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Sauvitage










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Savagnin Blanc – Weißer Traminer










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Scheurebe










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Schwarzblauer Riesling










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Schwarzer Elbling – Pinot Salomon










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Schwarzer Urban










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Schönburger










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Siegerrebe – Sieger










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Solaris










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Soreli










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Souvignier Gris










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St. Laurent – Sankt Laurent, Saint Laurent










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Syrah – Shiraz










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Sémillon – Semillon blanc










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Süßschwarz










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Tempranillo










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Touriga nacional










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Trebbiano di Soave – Verdicchio bianco










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VB 91-26-5










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Veritage










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Viognier – Viogne










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Voltis










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Weißer Burgunder – Pinot Bianco, Pinot bianco, Pinot Blanc, Pinot blanc, Weißburgunder










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Weißer Elbling – Elbling, Kleinberger










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Weißer Gutedel – Chasselas, Chasselas Blanc, Chasselas blanc, Fendant, Fendant Blanc, Gutedel










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Weißer Heunisch – Heunisch










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Weißer Riesling – Klingelberger, Riesling, Rheinriesling, Riesling Renano, Riesling renano




9.   Concise definition of the geographical area


Rhineland-Palatinate

Products allowed to bear the protected geographical indication ‘Landwein der Mosel’ must come from the following municipalities and municipal districts [in Rhineland-Palatinate]: Alf (1599), Alken (1375), Bausendorf (Bausendorf (2476), Olkenbach (2477)), Beilstein (1509), Bekond (2609), Bengel (2474), Bernkastel-Kues (Andel (2431), Bernkastel (2433), Kues (2432), Wehlen (2434)), Brauneberg (Brauneberg (2429), Filzen (2428)), Bremm (1516), Briedel (1601), Briedern (1510), Brodenbach (1373), Bruttig-Fankel (Bruttig (1506), Fankel (1507)), Bullay (1596), Burg (Mosel) (2460), Burgen (rural district of Bernkastel-Wittlich) (2425), Burgen (rural district of Mayen-Koblenz) (1371), Cochem (Cochem (1531), Cond (1533), Sehl (1532)), Detzem (2602), Dieblich (1378), Dreis (rural district of Bernkastel-Wittlich) (2540), Ediger-Eller (Ediger (1514), Eller (1515)), Ellenz-Poltersdorf (1508), Enkirch (2459), Ensch (2605), Erden (2440), Ernst (1505), Esch (rural district of Bernkastel-Wittlich) (2562), Fell (Fastrau (2619), Fell (2622)), Fisch (2735), Flußbach (2478), Föhren (2610), Graach an der Mosel (2437), Hatzenport (1370), Hetzerath (2559), Hockweiler (2787), Hupperath (2542), Igel (Igel (2788), Liersberg (2789)), Kenn (2614), Kesten (2427), Kinderbeuern (2475), Kinheim (2473), Kirf (Kirf (2717), Meurich (2718)), Klausen (Krames-Klausen (2563), Pohlbach (2564)), Klotten (1502), Klüsserath (2608), Kobern-Gondorf (Gondorf (1364), Kobern (1363)), Koblenz (Güls (1405), Koblenz (1401), Lay (1403), Metternich (1407), Moselweiß (1402)), Köwerich (2607), Kröv (2472), Langsur (Grewenich (2793), Langsur (2790), Metzdorf (2794)), Lehmen (Lehmen (1366), Moselsürsch (1367)), Leiwen (2601), Lieser (2436), Löf (Kattenes (1368), Löf (1369)), Lösnich (2441), Longen (2616), Longuich (2615), Maring-Noviand (2435), Mehring (Lörsch (2617), Mehring (2621)), Merzkirchen (2724), Mesenich (1511, 2791), Minheim (2576), Moselkern (1558), Müden (Mosel) (1557), Mülheim (Mosel) (2430), Neef (1597), Nehren (1513), Neumagen-Dhron (Dhron (2579), Neumagen (2580)), Niederfell (1377), Nittel (Köllig (2761), Nittel (2763), Rehlingen (2762)), Oberbillig (2767), Oberfell (1376), Ollmuth (2675), Onsdorf (2760), Osann-Monzel (Monzel (2566), Osann (2565)), Palzem (Esingen (2728), Helfant (2732), Kreuzweiler (2729), Palzem (2730), Wehr (2731)), Piesport (Niederemmel (2578), Piesport (2577)), Platten (2536), Pluwig (2670), Pölich (2603), Pommern (1546), Pünderich (1600), Ralingen (Edingen (2804), Godendorf (2803), Ralingen (2802), Wintersdorf (2799)), Reil (2471), Riol (2618), Rivenich (2561), Sankt Aldegund (1598), Schleich (2604), Schweich (Issel (2613), Schweich (2612)), Sehlem (2560), Senheim (1512), Starkenburg (2458), Tawern (Fellerich (2766), Tawern (2759)), Temmels (2765), Thörnich (2606), Traben-Trarbach (Traben (2452), Trarbach (2453), Wolf (2451)), Treis-Karden (Karden (1555), Treis (1556)), Trier (Biewer (2857), Filsch (2866), Irsch (2867), Kernscheid (2868), Kürenz (2864), Olewig (2863), St. Matthias (2861), Tarforst (2865), Trier (2856), Zewen (2860)), Trittenheim (2581), Ürzig (2439), Valwig (1504), Veldenz (2423), Wasserliesch (2768), Wellen (2764), Wincheringen (Bilzingen (2723), Söst (2734), Wincheringen (2733)), Winningen (1362), Wintrich (2426), Wittlich (Lüxem (2522), Neuerburg (2524), Wittlich (2521)), Zell (Mosel) (Kaimt (1594), Merl (1595), Zell (1593)), Zeltingen-Rachtig (2438).

Saarland

In Saarland, vineyards in the following municipalities and municipal districts are covered by the ‘Landwein der Mosel’ PGI: Perl (3570), Oberperl (3560), Perl/Nennig (3540) and Perl/Sehndorf (3580).
The precise demarcation can be seen on maps of the above municipalities outlining the vineyards by parcel. The maps can be viewed at www.ble.de/eu-qualitaetskennzeichen-wein.
Landwein der Mosel may be produced in an area other than the Landwein-producing region in which the grapes were harvested and which is indicated on the labelling, provided that the production area is situated in the same federal state or in a neighbouring federal state.
10.   Link with the geographical area

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Wine





Summary of the link

The winegrowing area covers several physiographic areas. From south-west to north-east, the following areas can be distinguished: the Upper Mosel Valley (Perl to Konz), the Trier Valley (Konz to Schweich), the Middle Mosel Valley (Schweich to Moselkern) and the Lower Mosel Valley (Moselkern to Koblenz). In morphological terms, the Mosel region can be roughly divided into two subregions. In the Upper Mosel and Trier Valley physiographic areas, the Mosel winds through the rather soft Mesozoic rocks (mottled sandstone, shelly limestone and Keuper) of the Trier Embayment. Conversely, in the Middle Mosel and Lower Mosel physiographic areas, the river meanders in a narrow V-shaped valley cut into the Devonian rocks of the Rhenish Massif. Vines are grown at altitudes of about 65 m to 375 m above sea level in the winegrowing area. The average altitude is 180 m above sea level. The vineyards mainly face SE-S-SW.

Geology

Devonian rocks are predominant in the winegrowing area. During the Devonian period, sediments were deposited in a sea basin. In coastal areas, the sediments were sands; inland, they were silts and clays. In the Carboniferous period, those deposits, which had now hardened, were folded into mountains (the Rhenish Massif). Today, in the areas where Devonian rocks crop out, we find mainly quartzite sandstones, quartzites and (argillaceous) schist. In the Buntsandstein, river and wind deposits were set down in what is now the Trier Embayment; today, those deposits appear as sandstones. During the subsequent periods – Muschelkalk and Keuper – sea deposits containing lime formed in the Trier Embayment, sometimes in conjunction with terrace deposits and/or loess derivatives. Rocks from the Keuper and Muschelkalk can only be found in the Upper Mosel.

Natural factors

The annual average daytime temperature is 9,7 °C, with an average temperature during the actual growing season of 14,1 °C. The annual precipitation is 760 mm on average, with 60 % falling during the growing season. The vines receive an average of 652 000 Wh/m2 of direct sunshine during the growing season. The highest sunshine values are recorded on steep and very steep slopes.
11.   Further applicable requirements

Title of the requirement/derogation:
Further conditions relating to presentation, labelling and all other essential requirements
Legal framework:
Laid down by an organisation managing the PDO/PGI, where provided for by Member States
Type of further requirement/derogation:
Additional provisions relating to labelling
Description of the requirement/derogation:
100 % of the grapes used to produce ‘Landwein der Mosel’ must come from the municipalities or cadastral units listed under point 4 of the specification and from the wine grape varieties authorised under point 8 of the specification. The residual sugar content of a wine marketed as ‘Landwein der Mosel’ may not exceed the maximum permissible value for the term ‘semi-dry’.

Electronic reference to the publication of the product specification (URL)


https://www.ble.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/Ernaehrung-Lebensmittel/EU-Qualitaetskennzeichen/Antraege/Mosel-ggA/Produktspezifikation.pdf?__blob=publicationFile



(1)  Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/27 of 30 October 2024 supplementing Regulation (EU) 2024/1143 of the European Parliament and of the Council with rules concerning the registration and the protection of geographical indications, traditional specialities guaranteed and optional quality terms and repealing Delegated Regulation (EU) No 664/2014 (OJ L, 2025/27, 15.1.2025, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg_del/2025/27/oj).


ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/C/2026/401/oj
ISSN 1977-091X (electronic edition)