Ever tried a wine from Germany?
As one of the most northerly winemaking areas of the world, Germany numbers among the “cool climate” wine growing countries. These cooler climates create wines with higher acidity that makes them refreshing, mouth-watering, and perfect for paring with food. Germany’s 13 distinct wine regions, concentrated in the southern and southwest part of the country, produce a wide range of varietals and styles, from Riesling to Pinot Noir (Spätburgunder) to Sekt (German sparkling wine).
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Germany's Grapes at a Glance
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Classic Food Pairings
Thanks to their acidity, German wines are regarded as some of the most food-friendly wines in the world.
Germany’s Wine Regions
The diversity of Germany’s wines starts in the breathtaking vineyards of its 13 regions, some of the most northernmost in the world.
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