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Germany’s wine ambassadors started in the best of spirits

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/aktuelles/news/details/news/detail/News/germanys-wine-ambassadors-started-70th-year-in-the-best-of-spirits/
24.10.2018
The recently elected 70th German Wine Queen Carolin Klöckner along with the Wine Princesses Inga Storck and Klara Zehnder got off to a great start We sensed a brilliant atmosphere from their recent  

New Statistics From The German Wine Institute

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/press/pressrelease/details/news/detail/News/new-statistics-from-the-german-wine-institute/
22.10.2018
Germany is the world´s largest Weissburgunder (Pinot Blanc) nation. The vineyard area of this internationally popular grape variety has tripled here since 1995 to 5,334 hectares. Find more up to date  

Germany´s grape harvest 2018: estimates above expectations

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/aktuelles/news/details/news/detail/News/weinbau-ertragsschaetzungen-uebertreffen-erwartungen-1/
04.10.2018
After last year´s below-average crops and correspondingly depleted cellar stocks, latest estimates expect a wine must harvest nationwide of approximately 10.7 million hectoliters in volume.  

Carolin Klöckner Elected 70th German Wine Queen

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/press/pressrelease/details/news/detail/News/carolin-kloeckner-elected-70th-german-wine-queen/
28.09.2018
The 70th German Wine Queen is named Carolin Klöckner, and hails from Vaihingen (near Stuttgart) in the Württemberg region. She is joined in her reign by German Wine Princesses Klara Zehnder from the  

WSJ: "German winemakers are quietly conquering the world"

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/aktuelles/news/details/news/detail/News/wsj-german-winemakers-are-quietly-conquering-the-world/
20.09.2018
Lettie Teague is an American author and currently a wine columnist for The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). In her latest article illustrated with a unique graphic by James G. Hancock she gives reason for  

Drum roll please… for the winners of "31 Days of German Riesling"

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/aktuelles/news/details/news/detail/News/drum-roll-please-for-the-winners-of-31-days-of-german-riesling/
13.09.2018
This summer The Wine Institute's British office in London celebrated "31 Days of German Riesling" for a seventh season. The campaign initiates sales impulses for independent merchants and retailers  

German wine growers optimistic as main harvest gets underway

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/aktuelles/news/details/news/detail/News/german-wine-growers-optimistic-as-main-harvest-gets-underway/
28.08.2018
Lese im Herbst 02 Water supply paramount in determining quality and quantity: As picking commences for Germany´s main harvest, which in most wine regions has begun exceptionally early this year, wine producers look  

Grape harvest earliest on record

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/aktuelles/news/details/news/detail/News/grape-harvest-earliest-on-record/
06.08.2018
August 6th marked the official start of the harvest for “Federweisser” (a partially-fermented, yeasty wine speciality) in Lörzweiler, Rheinhessen, this year - the earliest start-date ever. With a  

Winequeen workshop promotes talent

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/aktuelles/news/details/news/detail/News/candidate-workshop-for-jubilee-election-of-70th-german-winequeen/
01.08.2018
Seven weeks prior to the grand election of Germany's 70th Winequeen candidates participate in a 3-day preparatory workshop. English language skills are one part of a public assessment during two  

Germany set for its earliest ever grape harvest

 
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/press/pressrelease/details/news/detail/News/germany-set-for-its-earliest-ever-grape-harvest/
30.07.2018
Lese im Herbst 02 After a warm spring and a very sunny midsummer German grape harvest is due to begin unusually early this year. The first grapes for the young wine 'Federweißer' will be picked in the wine-growing