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In the wake of the COVID 19 crisis, digital marketing has become even more important, especially in the Asian markets. The Wines of Germany China office has expanded its already strong presence in online and social media channels in recent months in order to reach both professionals and end users even more effectively.

The German Wine Institute (DWI) is organizing the internationally reknowned Riesling Week in Taiwan for the first time. The international agency 'Terroir & Spice' has won over 130 restaurants, bars and wine shops across Taiwan as well as the country's three largest online platforms.

The British market research company William Reed Business Media has published a list of the 50 most interesting wine tourism destinations worldwide. Schloss Johannisberg in the Rheingau region and Dr. Loosen at the Mosel river are among the award-winning wineries.

Camping and motorhome trips are top of the list for holiday ideas in Germany, especially in 2020. Why not enjoy the sunset from a campsite surrounded in vines?

The Jury of the 4th edition of the International Rose Championship under the presidency of Mrs. Elizabeth Gabay MW is proud to present the official list of the winners. The prestigious title "The Best Rosé of 2020" has been awarded to the German winery Braunewell/Dinter.

Despite lifting travel warnings within Europe, there is a great interest in domestic holiday destinations. For this reason, the German Wine Institute (DWI) has researched caravan sites in all 13 German wine regions.

"Cool series - cool branch!" - With this comment, an Instagram user summed up the consistently positive response to the DWI theme weeks on social media.

The FEAST festival created a relaxed atmosphere at the Jing'an Kerry Center in Shanghai. Despite bad weather, thousands of people enjoyed the first major cultural and gourmet event after the Corona pandemic. Also included: Riesling and Dornfelder from Germany.

In warm regions in Germany the blooming of vines began end of May. This is eight to ten days earlier than the 30-year average. However, due to cool and rainy weather during the past week, the further development was partially slowed down.

Under the hashtag #burgunderwunder, The German Wine Institute starts its last theme weeks and invites you on a two-week trip into the fascinating world of pinot wines from Germany.