Loosen Bros. USA is the sole U.S. importer of the wines of celebrated Riesling producer Ernst Loosen, including Dr. Loosen (in Germany’s Mosel valley) and J.L. Wolf (in the Pfalz). In addition, our portfolio features a select group of wines from around the world, made by good friends and relatives of Ernst. This site is primarily for those in the wine trade, but all wine lovers are welcome. Prost!
Loosen Bros. USA Portfolio Tour 2012
Trade tastings in Chicago, Boston and New York
We are happy to announce that we will be taking our small but growing band of top-drawer winemakers to Chicago, Boston and New York City, April 16-18. In each city, we’ll have an extensive selection of our wines for you to taste and you can get the real dirt straight from these winemakers:Ernst Loosen, Dr. Loosen (Mosel) & Villa Wolf (Pfalz)
Wilhelm Weil, Robert Weil (Rheingau)
Carl von Schubert, Maximin Grünhaus (Ruwer)
Nicolas Potel, Domaine de Bellene & Maison Roche de Bellene
(Burgundy)
Jay Somers, J. Christopher Wines (Oregon)
CHICAGO
(We will be part of Tenzing Wine & Spirits’ annual portfolio tasting.)
Monday, April 16, from 11 am to 4 pm
Tenzing Basecamp, 165 North Morgan, Chicago
PDF Invite »
BOSTON Tuesday, April 17, from 11 am to 4 pm
Catalyst Restaurant, 300 Technology Square, Cambridge
PDF Invite »
NEW YORK
Wednesday, April 18 – noon to 4 pm
The Lamb’s Club, 132 West 44th Street, Manhattan
PDF Invite »
Please see the invitations for details (see PDF download links above) – and feel free to pass the invitation on to your friends and colleagues in the wine trade.
We hope to see you there!
A Legendary Mosel Estate joins the Loosen Bros. USA Portfolio
We are honored and thrilled to announce that, as of Jan. 1, 2012, Loosen Bros. USA is now the sole U.S.
importer for the amazing wines of Dr. Carl von Schubert, from his Maximin Grünhaus estate. Please see
the press release
Carl von Schubert is the fifth generation of his family to own the estate, which produces exceptionally
distinctive wines and is a perennial favorite among wine lovers and Riesling experts around the world. The
Maximin Grünhaus estate lies at the foot of a long, steep, south-facing slope of wholly owned vineyards on
the left bank of the tiny Ruwer river, about two kilometers before it joins the Mosel. Viticulture has been
practiced there since Roman times. The estate was first documented in A.D. 966, when it was owned by
the Benedictine monastery of St. Maximin, in the nearby city of Trier. It was secularized by Napoleon in
More information about C. von Schubert/Maximin Grünhaus »
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