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Loire Wines Outperforms French Category by Value and by Volume with Significant Gains in Sparkling, Chenin and Emerging Appellations
U.S. market demand for Loire sparkling and whites matched record highs in 2025 July 21, 2026 (New York, NY) — InterLoire, the Loire wine Council representing the region’s winemakers, merchants [...]
by Press Release15 viewsindustry-news-releaseswine-businessfrancegermanyinternational-newssustainability - news
Two Hades from Jürgen Ellwanger
From the Jürgen Ellwanger winery, we drink a bottle of Hades Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 and a Zweigelt from 2016.
by saufwein16 viewszweigeltcabernetsauvignonwurttemberggermanyred - news
Weekly Cellar Round-Up
Over the course of a week, I taste a bunch of wine, usually with friends, and almost always with my wife. Here are some of the wines we tasted over the past few weeks. These are wines that were not sent … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist19 viewscarneroschampagnechardonnayeola-amity-hillsgermanymacon - news
Battenfeld-Spanier - Am Schwarzen Herrgott 2019
From Rheinhessen, we're drinking a bottle of Riesling Am Schwarzen Herrgott 2019 from Battenfeld-Spanier.
by saufwein17 viewsrieslingrheinhessengermanywhite - news
Two Chardonnay by Knewitz
We're drinking two bottles of Chardonnay from Weingut Knewitz. One as a sparkling Brut Nature from 2018 and a Chardonnay Réserve 2020.
by saufwein16 viewschardonnayrheinhessengermanywhitebubbles - news
Mythos Mosel 2026 - Day 2
After a two-year break, we were back out and about on the Mosel again. The travel report on Mythos Mosel 2026 - Day 2.
by saufwein18 viewsrieslingmoselgermanyvacation - news
Wine Review: The Rheingau in Chile
What happens when you mix over 200 years of winemaking tradition in the Rheingau, Germany with Chilean terroir? Let’s learn about Baron Knyphausen. Baron Knyphausen The estate vineyard, Draiser Hof, in the Rheingau wine region has been documented since the 12th century. Hence, it’s one of the oldest estates in... Continue reading The post Wine Review: The Rheingau in Chile appeared first on The Wine Diplomats .
by winediplomats16 viewswine-reviewsaconcaguacarmeneregermanyknyphausenrheingau - news
Welcome To Summer 2026! Here’s The Thursday Beery News Notes That I Dug Up
Taking a break from the TV and all the fitba, I was out and about this week doing a bit of visiting and looking for ice cream. Fields of grain. Sunny skies. I heard Indigo Buntings on separate country roads. Had me a mango sugar cone, thanks for asking. And no brain melting heat like … Continue reading "Welcome To Summer 2026! Here’s The Thursday Beery News Notes That I Dug Up"
by Alan19 viewsancientasia-otherwisebooks-and-beerenglandgermanyhealth - news
Why Easy Wine Isn’t Worth Making: Inside Weingut Ansgar Clüsserath Riesling
Look at today’s wine world and it’s easy to feel bleak. Climate chaos. A generation The post Why Easy Wine Isn’t Worth Making: Inside Weingut Ansgar Clüsserath Riesling first appeared on The Primlani Kitchen aka Indian Wine Goddess .
by Rashmi Primlani, DipWSET16 viewswinegermanymoselriesling - news
Mythos Mosel 2026 - Day 1
After a two-year break we were back on the Mosel again. The travel report on Mythos Mosel 2026 - Day 1.
by saufwein20 viewsrieslingmoselgermanyvacation - news
The Thursday Beery News Notes For The Week We Are All Cape Verdean
We need a new anthem: Let’s root root root for Cape Verde If they don’t win it’s a shame… Actually, that tie will do just fine. Just fine. Still, Uruguay has have the best strip. We remember the Graf Spee after all. Isn’t it fun how many old simmering bigotries and grudges come out during … Continue reading "The Thursday Beery News Notes For The Week We Are All Cape Verdean"
by Alan18 views1700sbeer-shoppingcanadagames-and-sportsgermanyhops - news
Thörle - Hölle Spätburgunder 2021
We drink a bottle of Pinot Noir from the Hölle vineyard at Weingut Thörle, from the 2021 vintage.
by saufwein18 viewspinotnoirrheinhessengermanyred - news
Historic Beer Birthday: Charles Voegtle
Today is the birthday of Charles Voegtle (June 7, 1841-September 27, 1914). He was born in Rothwell, Germany, and emigrated to the U.S. just as the Civil War was ending, in 1865, initially settling in Illinois. He started work in a brewery there and was promoted to foreman after five years. In 1869, he married […]
by Jay Brooks21 viewsbirthdaysbreweriesjust-for-funcoloradogermanyhistory - news
Three Bottles Sekthandwerk Hotz
This week we're drinking three Sekt from the Markgräflerland in Baden. From Hotz Sekthandwerk we taste a Blanc de Noirs Brut 2022, a Chardonnay Brut 2023 and an Auggener Letten Steingrube 2022.
by saufwein19 viewschardonnaypinotnoirbadengermanywhitebubbles - news
Schloss Lieser - Goldtröpfchen GG 2021
We're drinking a bottle of Goldtröpfchen GG 2021 from the Mosel, made by the Schloss Lieser estate.
by saufwein20 viewsrieslingmoselgermanywhite - news
A Journey Through The Menus on An Avalon Waterways River Cruise
One of the most profound joys of river cruising is the realization that the view changes as often as the courses. As a food and wine reviewer, I find the true success of Avalon Waterway’s program lies in its balance of the modern traveler’s desire for healthful dishes as well as the culinary traditions of the European heartland. I downloaded...
by mywinepal21 viewscruisefood-and-wine-pairinggermanytravelavalon-waterwaysfood-and-wine - news
What to Expect for Wines on a Rhine River Cruise With Avalon Waterways
Many people have taken an ocean cruise travelling up to Alaska or around the Caribbean, or maybe the Mediterranean Sea, but fewer people have taken a river cruise, as far as I know. I decided to go on a Rhine River cruise hosted by Avalon Waterways, travelling from Amsterdam to Basel, Switzerland. It was an eight day trip and included...
by mywinepal21 viewsaustriacruisefrancegermanygrenachegruner-veltliner - news
Weekly Cellar Round-Up
Over the course of a week, I taste a bunch of wine, usually with friends, and almost always with my wife. Here are some of the wines we tasted over the past few weeks. These are wines that were not sent … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist18 viewschampagnechardonnaycinsault-cinsautdundee-hillsgermanygrenache - news
German pinot noir: from abysmal to world-class
German pinot noir has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past two decades, shifting from widely dismissed, overripe and heavily oaked wines to elegant, precise and terroir-driven expressions. Producers now focus on earlier harvests, lower yields, cooler fermentation and less oak, resulting in lighter, more refined styles. Germany’s diverse soils add further complexity, and with […] Continue reading: German pinot noir: from abysmal to world-class The post German pinot noir: from abysmal to world-class was originally published on BKWine Magazine and written by Göran van den Brink . Copyright BKWine and BKWine Magazine. If you see it published elsewhere in full it has been republished without our permission. BKWine Magazine - Wine on the internet since 1996 Read more: On BKWine’s Wine Tours: Wine and food tours to the world’s wine regions | BKWine Tours Om BKWines Vinresor och matresor: Världens bästa vinresor och matresor | BKWine Vinresor On BKWine’s Wine Photography: Photog
by Göran van den Brink15 viewswine-regionsgermanypinot-noirwine-school - news
Düsseldorf: A Deep Dive into German Altbier
As you may have noticed, I was on a Rhine River Cruise starting in Amsterdam, ending in Basel, Switzerland. But inbetween, I spent many days in German cities. In one city, Düsseldorf, I signed up for a German Altbier walking tour. Here is what I learned about this style of beer from a local guide as he brought us to...
by mywinepal21 viewsbeergermanyvacationaltbierdusseldorftour - news
From Apple to Cider
We made cider. Bottle-fermented. Ourselves and without really knowing what we were doing. A travelogue from apple to cider.
by saufwein19 viewsapplewuerttemberggermanyciderbubbles - news
Konstantin Baum MW: “It is us wine nerds who talk about lighter wines. Most of the market is looking for something else”
The German Master of Wine analyses the gap between the wine industry’s narrative and real consumer behaviour: while a niche audience is looking for freshness and lower alcohol, the broader market is still driven by price, recognisability and immediate pleasure. L'articolo Konstantin Baum MW: “It is us wine nerds who talk about lighter wines. Most of the market is looking for something else” proviene da Wine Meridian .
by Stefano Montibeller18 viewsenglish-newsgermanymasterofwinetrends - news
The Last Two Wines From My Rhine River Cruise
Here are my tasting notes for the last few wines I enjoyed on my Avalon Waterways cruise of the Rhine River. I did try several German beers while on excursions during the day and will try to write an article on German beer later. My Wine Tasting Notes Christoph-Seydel-Str 2024 Spätburgunder trocken Reinhessen. Crystal clear. Medium minus red cherry colour. ...
by mywinepal23 viewscruisegermanypinot-noirrhinerosetourism - news
INSIDER DEAL! 51% OFF Salz der Erde Rheingau Riesling
Save over $24 a bottle on 91-93 point Riesling from a top Rheingau estate (Georg Breuer). Don’t miss the Salz der Erde ... Read more
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