Silvaner may be relatively unknown in the U.S., but few grapes can match its historical significance in Germany. Like Riesling, the country’s hallmark variety, Silvaner is terroir-expressive and incredibly diverse. Some are made to be subtle and fairly neutral, while others are powerful and […]
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2020 Harvest Update: First Grapes Picked in Germany at Record Ripeness
In June, we reported German winemakers’ prediction of an earlier-than-average 2020 harvest. On August 10, the first grapes were picked in the Pfalz region for production of this year’s Federweisser – a partially fermented ‘new wine’ enjoyed as a local specialty – even sooner […]
German Rosé: Fruity & Light & Everything Nice
What could be more uplifting than a cheerful pink wine in your glass? While rosé has become a warm-weather staple thanks to its thirst quenching freshness in the warm sun, we consider the pink drink a perfect pick all year round. Next time you’re […]
Riesling by Region: Tasting Notes From Germany & Beyond
One of Riesling’s most unique and celebrated qualities is its vibrant expression of terroir, commonly defined as “a sense of place.” In other words, certain elements of the soil and microclimate that the grapes are grown in are noticeable factors in the wine’s taste […]
German Wine For Every Type Of Valentine
February is the time for everyone to celebrate the cozy, uplifting, and universal feeling of love. Be it in the form of long-lasting friendships that warm your heart, romantic relationships that spark butterflies in your stomach, or empowering self-love, February 14th is an opportunity […]
