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URL: https://www.germanwines.de/knowledge/viticulture-winemaking/soil-sites/
20.01.2021
…Soil and Site An important factor for the quality of the wine - in addition to the grape variety and the cultivation method - is the location of the vineyard and of course the soil in which the vines are rooted.The…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/knowledge/taste-quality/levels-of-sweetness-in-wine/
20.01.2021
…Levels of Sweetness in Wine Dry is not always dry. It depends whether you are referring to still wine or sparkling wine. Different amounts of residual sugar apply to their respective taste specifications.Four…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/knowledge/viticulture-winemaking/history/
20.01.2021
… in modern German viticulture. Thanks to the close cooperation between research, science and winemakers, a number of innovations in vineyard and cellar technology have been implemented. This know-how…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/knowledge/taste-quality/speciality-regional-wines/
20.01.2021
…Rheingau: ‘Erstes Gewächs’ (First growth) The Rheingau Winegrowers' Association is responsible for and owner of the quality seal ‘Erstes Gewächs’. They have scientifically assessed the region and classified…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/knowledge/taste-quality/the-label/
20.01.2021
… as is the name of a reputable producer. The grape variety influences the bouquet and flavor of a wine to a considerable extent. The style of drier wines is usually indicated on the label: trocken denotes…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/knowledge/taste-quality/wine-crystals/
20.01.2021
…How do Crystals Develop in Wine? Riper grapes have higher levels of tartaric acid. The longer grapes ripen on the vine, the longer they have to absorb minerals from the soil. Little by little crystals can develop…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/knowledge/wine-more/brandy-and-spirits/
20.01.2021
… from grape pomace, the "leftovers" from pressing, i. e. grape skins; pips; bits of pulp, must and wine; and dead yeast cells. This fruity, pungent spirit is a popular digestif.Hefebrand or Weinhefe -…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/tourism/wine-growing-regions/
20.01.2021
…Sachsen Sachsen is Germany's easternmost and smallest wine-growing region. Its recorded viticultural history dates from 1161 when the Church and aristocracy were responsible for the development of the vineyards.…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/tourism/riesling-lounges/rostock/
20.01.2021
… With a Riesling Lounge in the “CarLo 615” restaurant, Rostock now has an attractive meeting point for wine lovers. It was officially opened on July 24, 2014 on the initiative of the German Wine Institute.…
URL: https://www.germanwines.de/press/mailservice/
20.01.2021
… nicht Dritten zur Nutzung zur Verfügung.[Translate to English:] Mailservice Newsmailer Wines of Germany offers a newsmailer-service with up to date information on German Wines Worldwide.…
