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At the spring tasting of the 26th Mundus Vini Grand International Wine Awards, 239 German wines were awarded a medal. Six German wines received the highest award for Grand Gold, 109 for Gold and 124 received a Silver medal.

At the 11th Grand International Wine Award MUNDUS VINI Biofach, the Palatinate winery Schwarztrauber from Neustadt took first place among German organic wine producers, as it had done in several previous competitions. 14 German organic wines received a gold medal and 21 a silver medal.

They drink pink and stand by it. Rosé is trendy and will be in the spotlight at The German Wine Institute's ProWein 2020 annual campaign. Earned?

From bone dry Riesling via Silvaner, Lemberger, Spätburgunder, Sekt, Natural Wine etc. all the way to Beerenauslese and Eiswein. The German wine stand in hall 7.1 H37 at Vinexpo Paris is a very busy place to be ...

"Is the Japanese wine market the export market of the future for the German wine industry?" With this question, the managing director of the German Wine Institute (DWI), Monika Reule, opened the 'DWI Forum Japan' in Mainz on February 6, 2020, which was launched due to a positive export trend to Japan.

The Guardian recommends the most scenic train journeys of Europe. For fans of German wine and fairytale castles it is the route along the Rhine from Mainz to Cologne across the Middle Rhine Valley.

On the 21st January, Charmaine Lall from Black Stallion Estate Winery in Napa, California and Patrik Sandberg from Systembolaget, Stockholm were both awarded a study trip as a guest of Wines of Germany by Nicky Forrest, Director of Wines of Germany UK.

Despite the constant global competition for topics and headlines, The German Wine Institute (DWI) was able to further expand its media reach. The DWI's annual analysis revealed a total reach of 897 million readers in 2019.

According to latest figures of Japanese customs, Wines of Germany is the best European performer for still wine imports.

In coordination with all circles in the German wine industry, the German Wine Institute (DWI) has planned a dense program of measures in the new year. It aims to further increase the positive image of our wines among wine consumers at home and abroad.