Grape Harvest in Rheinhessen: Get Involved Where the Wine Is Made

In Rheinhessen, late summer is slowly beginning to make itself felt: the days are getting shorter and the nights are cooling down to a pleasant 18 degrees. For the region’s winegrowers, this means one thing above all: it will soon be time to head back into the vineyards. Following a summer marked by high temperatures throughout Rheinhessen, the main grape harvest expected to begin as early as the start of September this year. The post Grape Harvest in Rheinhessen: Get Involved Where the Wine Is Made appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .

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