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A legend of the Mosel Valley

The Egon Müller Estate, based in Wiltingen in the Saar region of Germany’s Mosel Valley, is regarded as one of the world’s greatest Riesling producers. For generations, the Müller family has cultivated Riesling with extraordinary precision on the steep, slate-rich slopes of the iconic Scharzhofberg vineyard, one of Europe’s most revered terroirs.

A unique, high-altitude terroir

Scharzhofberg’s south-facing exposure, decomposed slate soils, steep gradients, and cool climate yield wines of remarkable tension, purity, and aging potential. Egon Müller farms the vineyard traditionally, with deep respect for the vines and the land, allowing the site’s full character to shine through.

Riesling as an absolute art form

Riesling reigns supreme at Egon Müller. Whether dry, off-dry, or sweet—including Auslese, Beerenauslese, and Trockenbeerenauslese—the wines display crystalline finesse, impeccable balance between sugar and acidity, and timeless elegance. Each bottle is a precise expression of grape, site, and vintage.

Minimalist winemaking rooted in tradition

The estate practices low-intervention vinification: spontaneous fermentation with native yeasts, aging in large old oak foudres, and long, natural fermentations. Each cuvée is an authentic snapshot of its vintage and terroir, crafted with humility, patience, and unwavering attention to detail.

A cult estate admired worldwide

Egon Müller wines are among the most sought-after and expensive white wines in the world. Their consistency, longevity, and emotional impact place them in a league of their own. Revered by Riesling lovers and collectors alike, the estate represents a benchmark of purity, tradition, and excellence in global winemaking.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What do the wines in the Egon Müller category have in common?

All four are German white wines from the Egon Müller estate, made from Riesling grapes and bearing the name Scharzhofberger. They differ in their Kabinett, Spätlese and Auslese designations, as well as their vintages.

Which Egon Müller wines can be compared from the 2021 vintage?

The 2021 vintage includes Scharzhofberger Riesling in Kabinett, Spätlese and Auslese. This trio lets you choose three wines from the same estate, made from the same grape variety and vintage, for a comparative tasting.

Which wine should you choose to compare two Egon Müller vintages?

Scharzhofberger Auslese Riesling is available from 2017 and 2021. It is the only one of the three designations in this selection that allows you to compare two vintages.

How can you put together a first introduction to the Egon Müller selection?

To explore the selection, you can bring together the 2021 Kabinett, Spätlese and Auslese. For an introduction focused on vintages rather than designations, choose the two Auslese wines from 2017 and 2021.

Does this Egon Müller selection include different colours or formats?

No, all four wines are white Rieslings, each in a 75 cl bottle. Within the German Wines category, this selection is therefore focused on a single estate, a single grape variety and a single format.