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The wine-growing region is located in Rhineland-Palatinate and a small part of Saarland in Germany. The Moselle river meanders 237 kilometres from Trier to Koblenz, but is only 96 kilometres as the crow flies. The vineyards cover 8,798 hectares of vines, stretching along the Moselle from its source in the Vosges mountains on the border with Luxembourg to its confluence with the Rhine near Koblenz, as well as along the two tributaries Saar and Ruwer. These three rivers gave the growing region its old name, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, which was valid until 2007.

Blick von der Lage Calmont über die Gemeinde Bremm und das gegenüberliegende Moselufer

The picture shows a view of the Moselle with the municipality of Bremm (Cochem Castle) from the single vineyard Calmont.

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