Welcome to Wines of Germany

Wines of Germany is the exclusive U.S. office of the Deutsches Weininstitut (German Wine Institute). Consider us your primary source for information on German wine regions, statistics, and fun facts, plus promotions and events here in the U.S.! Explore this site to discover the distinctive quality and pairing versatility of German Riesling, Pinots, Silvaner, and many more.

Wine Types

Germany’s contemporary wine scene is rich with both red and white, indigenous and “foreign” wine grapes. Taste the top varietals!

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Wine Regions

Visit some of the most northerly wine-growing regions in the world. The diversity of Germany’s wines starts in the vineyards of its 13 regions.

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Wine Pairing

German wines are wonderful on their own, but the fruity acidity makes them especially suited to food pairing.

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Germany’s Demanding 2024 Harvest Leads to Excellent Grape Quality

Producers across Germany’s winemaking regions faced a challenging 2024 and labor-intensive vintage, as highlighted by the German Wine Institute (DWI). Late frosts, heavy rainfall, and fluctuating weather conditions during the grape harvest required adaptability and dedication from German winegrowers. Despite these challenges, their perseverance […]

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Discover 8 German Wines Beyond Riesling with SevenFifty Daily and Wines of Germany Ambassadors

While Germany is well known for its Rieslings, the country produces a diverse range of high-quality wines, from elegant Pinot Noirs to delicious Silvaners and sensational sparkling wines. Riesling is just one of many grapes from which the country makes delicious wines. Across 13 […]

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An Optimistic Start to the Wine Harvest in Germany

Producers across Germany’s winemaking regions began the grape harvest last week, according to the German Wine Institute (DWI). The majority of winegrowers have high hopes for a quality vintage, with sparkling wine grapes already harvested in August in a healthy condition. Well-Balanced Wines: Must […]

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