From germany what type of wine is piesporter

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Piesporter Michelsberg is a separate designation that covers a larger swath of vineyards along the mid-Mosel, but typically does not include Piesport. Because of the peculiarities of the German wine law, the name can show up on the labels of very cheap wines from somewhere in the area Piesporter Michelsberg , or it can be on first class Riesling from some of the Mosel's best vineyards.

Piesporter back label. If you read the small print on the label, you will see that Sainsburys recommend drinking the wine within six months of purchase. There is good reason for that as the Piesporter does not have the substance to last. Even when you drink it immediately after purchase, I wonder why you would want it as for a pound more you can get so much better, and for a pound less you get wines that are not that much worse.

The Wine Rambler. Piesporter Michelsberg.