More than 3,500 wine lovers descended upon the Mosel Valley on the second weekend of June to visit what has fast become one of the most important events in the German wine calendar. Mythos Mosel is the brainchild of a small gang of young growers of the region who call themselves Moseljünger. They got together because they felt that it needed more than the traditional wine festivals with seasoned imbibers linking arms and swaying to jolly drinking songs to convey the message that...
Mythos Mosel 2017
Wednesday 26 July 2017
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