Location and classification
The Laurentiusberg is an officially classified single vineyard near Bremm in the Mosel wine-growing region Mosel. A commercial wine offering places the vineyard between Bremm and Neef in the terraced Mosel. The single vineyard is assigned to the wine-growing district of Zeller Grafschaft as a Großlage.
Landscape and climate
The Laurentiusberg belongs to the vineyard landscape of Bremm, which is characterised by terraced steep slopes, slate soils and a particularly mild climate. For the Bremm vineyard terraces, slope gradients of around 50 to 55 degrees have been documented. The sunny slopes provide favourable conditions for viticulture.
Documented wine
A wine from the 2024 vintage from the Laurentiusberg is a semi-dry white wine made from Elbling. The grapes were processed quickly, pressed using a pneumatic press and fermented with temperature control at 12 to 14 °C. Before bottling, natural sedimentation took place.
Viticulture history
The winegrowing culture in Bremm, which includes the named single vineyards to which the Laurentiusberg belongs, has been documented since Roman times, around 2,000 years ago.
