This 0.22 ha vineyard right in the heart of the renowned Felsbierg has due southern exposure. A quarter of the Riesling was planted in 1982 and three quarters was planted in 1943. The age of the vine, the quality of the varietal, and the unique combination of dominant limestone with a clay component results in some great Rieslings with a classy minerality.

This 1.75 ha vineyard with an average slope gradient of 36% is planted with Auxerrois, Chardonnay and Pinot Gris. Its clayey soil and younger vines produce fruity, vinous wines.

This 1.07 ha vineyard planted with Riesling is split into two parts: young vines (0.89 ha) with south-southeastern exposure and more mature vines (0.18 ha) with due southern exposure. Planted in 1987, this is one of the very few vineyards in Remerschen to be facing due south. The limestone component of this clayey soil makes it possible to produce really delicate and elegant Rieslings.

This 0.55 ha plot is planted with Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir and Rivaner.
With fertile, clayey soil and southeastern exposure, this terroir lends itself to structured, silky wines.

Vineyard of 0.75 ha located on the Schengen Markusbierg plateau. With southeastern exposure, this clayey soil with a slight limestone influence (Muschelkalk) gives wines a fruity, fresh aspect.