
Mosel’s Natural Wine Wave: Jan Matthias Klein, New Faces, 22 Wines
Simon J Woolf spotlights Mosel’s natural wave—Jan Matthias Klein, Little Bastard, and a 22-wine blind tasting reshaping how we think about Riesling.
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Simon J Woolf spotlights Mosel’s natural wave—Jan Matthias Klein, Little Bastard, and a 22-wine blind tasting reshaping how we think about Riesling.

Confused by oaky Chardonnay vs zesty steel-aged whites? Learn how new oak, neutral oak, and no oak shape white wine styles so you can buy smarter.

Jane Anson’s Wine-Searcher podcast dives into mountain wines—freedom, family, altitude. We unpack styles from Etna to Savoie and why these bottles click.

The Mosel isn’t just slate and sweetness anymore. A new natural wave led by Jan Matthias Klein is reshaping Riesling and blends. Here’s why it matters.

From Chardonnay to Sauvignon Blanc, here’s how new, neutral, or no oak shapes white wine texture, acidity, and flavor—plus trends from California to Burgundy.

Jane Anson’s Wine-Searcher podcast digs into freedom, family legacies, and mountain-grown wines—plus Champagne deep dives and climate-savvy viticulture.

The Mosel isn’t just sweet Riesling anymore. Simon J Woolf spotlights Jan Matthias Klein and a new natural wine scene redefining style and expectations.

Domaine Dujac’s 2024 reds lean on whole clusters for lift and finesse. Here’s what Steen Öhman saw, and how to frame your Burgundy buying radar.

New vs. neutral vs. no oak for white wine—what it means in the glass. A quick guide to styles, grapes, and shopping cues, inspired by Dr. Vinny.

The Morning Claret spotlights Mosel’s natural wine surge led by Jan Matthias Klein—Riesling roots, fresh blends, and a blind tasting of 22 bottles.

Confused about oak in white wines? We decode new vs. neutral vs. no oak, with grapes, styles, and buying cues—straight from Dr. Vinny’s guidance.

Steen Öhman (Winehog) sizes up Burgundy’s 2024 vintage: cool, pure whites with some cellar legs; light reds for early drinking. What to buy now.