Weingut Geierslay (Max Kilburg) Mosel Riesling Feinherb Vertigo 2025 Wine Bar | Beer refining the family's style toward

refining the family's style toward greater elegance and transparency

gulpable Pinot Noir that doesn't ask you to think very hard

The fruit here gets stress and concentration from gravelly soils and steep slopes

Compared to the 2005

Whole clusters

Weingut Geierslay (Max Kilburg) Mosel Riesling Feinherb Vertigo 2025 Wine Bar | Beer refining the family's style towardMax Kilburg is one of the brightest young talents to emerge from the Mosel in years, farming steep slate parcels that yield Rieslings of real intensity and clarity. Vertigo is his Feinherb bottling off dry in the classical Mosel sense, with just enough residual sugar to balance the river's razor sharp acidity. The result is a Riesling that's neither sweet nor severe, but quietly hypnotic. It's the kind of bottle that disappears faster than you mean it