Location and Classification
Mühlberg is a legally registered single-vineyard site in the municipal and cadastral district of Edenkoben. It belongs to the Großlage Schloß Ludwigshöhe in the wine-growing region Pfalz and carries the plot code 810808 in the official register of wine-growing sites.
Soils and Structure
The Mühlberg is described as a terraced vineyard plot laid out in the style of an enclosed, walled Clos. For the vineyard areas, red sandstone in the subsoil as well as red sandstone and loess clay have been documented. The register lists the planted area as “n/a”; this designation there stands for a site in the sole ownership of a wine-growing business.
Riesling and Vinification
Riesling is produced from the Edenkobener Mühlberg. A documented dry Riesling from the 2023 vintage shows 12.5 % alcohol, 0.7 g/l residual sugar and 7.0 g/l acidity. The wine is described as mineral, dry and structured, with notes of apple, citrus peel, wet stone and salinity. The grapes are hand-picked and fermented spontaneously in half casks with a capacity of around 600 litres.