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And, Just Like That, We Are In Q2 2026… Can August Be Far Behind?
Springtime. That’s what this is supposed to be right now. Yes, my Red Sox are out there choking as the season begins and, yes, my Leafs are out there choking as the season winds down. So the calendar looks like it’s on the right page for sure. But… where is that first sweater and shorts … Continue reading "And, Just Like That, We Are In Q2 2026… Can August Be Far Behind?"
by Alan4 viewsbeer-in-the-end-timesfests-and-gatheringsgermanyhome-brewingindiajapan - news
I Declare! These Beery News Notes Are Extra Interesting! Fascinating Even!! Aren’t They… They Are, Right??
Is this fascinating? I think about that at certain quiet moments. I mean I do my best but I can’t answer that question. Only you can. That is the one thing writers don’t talk that much about. The readers. 1.7% of me fully believes that any attention I receive in response to these scratchings is … Continue reading "I Declare! These Beery News Notes Are Extra Interesting! Fascinating Even!! Aren’t They… They Are, Right??"
by Alan4 views1800s1900-1980beer-in-the-end-timesbrewingdrinking-cultureengland - news
ProWein 2026 and the Business of Belonging
“Die Luft war raus.” The spark had vanished; the bloom was off the rose. That was the phrase circulating in the weeks before ProWein opened, in emails, on the phone, in the particular silence that greets an appointment calendar nobody has the energy to open. Executing pre-fair rituals felt like a chore. My cowboy boots weighed heavy; my playlists, uninspired. And I wasn’t alone. Wine Paris closed its seventh edition in February with 63,541 trade visitors from 169 countries, up 21 percent in a single year. My social media feed was full of smiling faces and hand-lettered “Bonjour! Bienvenue!” signs,...
by Paula Redes Sidore4 viewsgermanyessaytrendsgerman-wineproweinwine-business - news
Meet the Women Who Run German Wine
Melanie Broyé-Engelkes, a seasoned marketing executive and entrepreneur from Paris and Luise Böhme, a former nationally competitive athlete from eastern Germany, have joined Theresa Olkus, a communications specialist from Württemberg, to form a triumverate that — in ways large and small — now steers the future of German wine.
by Valerie Kathawala4 viewsgermanygerman-wine-industry - news
When the Mosel Rose in Revolt
100 years ago this month, the Mosel spilled its banks. Not with water, with fury.
by Rainer Schäfer5 viewsmoselgermanygerman-winemosel-winemosel-winegrowers-uprising - news
Mystery Malt World Tour – Feb 2026
When the weather outside dips to -20C most peoples thoughts turn to hibernation. On a particularly cold Super Bowl Sunday members of the Toronto Whisky Society decided to brave the cold and warm up on a whisky world tour. Six whiskies from different points on the globe were concealed. Teaser descriptions were given and members were encouraged to try to guess the country of origin, … The post Mystery Malt World Tour – Feb 2026 appeared first on Toronto Whisky Society .
by TorontoWhiskySociety5 viewsevent-recapamrutbourbongerman-single-maltgermanyindian-whisky - news
Two Bottles Schnitz und Butzen
We are drinking from Schnitz und Butzen a Cuvée of quince and Spätburgunder from 2023 and an apple plus pear Cuvée Ochsenäcker from 2021.
by saufwein4 viewsapplepearquincepinotnoirdonautalbavaria - news
Can Germany Save Wine by Losing the Bottle?
For Deandra Anderson, co-founder of Ebb & Flow Keg, a Frankfurt-based purveyor of organic kegged wines, the supposed “death of wine” among millennials isn’t a crisis, it’s a myth. In her view, the challenge is whether the German wine industry can meet the next generation where they already are.
by Lauren Johnson-Wünscher4 viewsgermanygerman-winekegged-wine - news
The Ghost in the Glass
The resurrected Zach. Bergweiler-Prüm Erben wines from Weingut Dr. Loosen offer a new definition of Mosel Riesling: one where the winemaker’s role is found in surrender, not forged by control.
by Paula Redes Sidore5 viewsgermanymoseltasting-articledr-loosenhistoric-revivalla-place-de-bordeaux - news
Erni Loosen Is Playing with Time
At a time when some Mosel producers are shedding vineyards like snakeskins, Ernst “Erni” Loosen, who already has 90 hectares at his disposal, is trying on a new one. A few years ago, a cousin of Loosen’s called to say he was selling a parcel. Lammertslay, a steep, mid-slope, two-and-a-half-hectare plot within the Wehlener Sonnenuhr, is hallowed ground for Riesling. The vines were largely wurzelecht (ungrafted), planted around 1895 in pure blue slate soil on a south-facing slope. Loosen was sold. The parcel had belonged to his great-grandfather, Dr. Zacharias Bergweiler-Prüm. Loosen saw it as a rare chance to honor...
by Valerie Kathawala5 viewsgermanymoseldr-loosenerni-loosengerman-wineold-vines - news
Red Dawn: Unexpected Wines from Eastern Germany
André Gussek remembers very clearly how it all got started: Right around the time he was hired as cellar master at the historic eastern German Kloster Pforta winery in 1982, “the first Spätburgunder vines, West German clones obtained via foreign trade,” arrived at the estate in Naumburg an der Saale, roughly 60 kilometers from Leipzig and some 220 kilometers from Berlin. “In the fog of history, it was difficult to see precisely where they came from,” Gussek explains with characteristic calm. Much clearer is what they became: a catalyst for red wine to assume “an ever-larger role” in the former...
by Rainer Schäfer4 viewsgermanysaale-unstruteastern-germanygerman-wine - news
Flavescence dorée: A Viticultural Murder Mystery
In slanting early morning light, a shadow crosses a vineyard. The figure moves row by row, ripping out vines and casting them onto a large, burning pyre. The blaze stretches to greet the sun as it rises above a mountainous horizon. There is fire from all points of the compass. Death is in the air. The culprit is a phytoplasm fatal to Vinifera vines. Its spread is aided by the American grapevine leafhopper (Scaphoideus titanus), a dwarf cicada native to North America. As it feasts on the vines, it transmits the pathogen of what is known in German as Goldgelbe...
by Nils Kevin Puls4 viewsaustriagermanyitalyalto-adigeaustrian-winegerman-wine - news
Specialist Retailers Are a Bright Spot for German Wine in the UK
“Where are all the dynamic, characterful wines from Germany?” Bastian Fischer asked in exasperation after 16 years in the UK wine trade. This year he answered that question himself by opening his own shop. Trinkfluss Wines, just outside London, focuses “on some of the most electric, food-friendly, and downright delicious wines anywhere,” in Fischer’s view. His new venture, baptized with the German word for drinkability, quenches the thirst for Germany’s full gamut of varieties. But one swallow doesn’t make a summer. The somms and wine aficionados who shop at specialist wine stores like Fischer’s may have embraced German wines, but...
by Bart De Vries4 viewsgermanygerman-wine - news
Andrea Seeger: craft in the Black Forest
Andrea Seeger owns and runs the Craftbeer Lodge in Freiburg, Germany. She has been keeping the spirit of craft thriving in the Black Forest region by being one of the few outlets for brewers to sell their beers and also by creating a few collabs under the Beer Lodge brand. The post Andrea Seeger: craft in the Black Forest appeared first on Beer Idiots .
by Ahmed ElAmin4 viewsabout-beeridiot-s-troveblack-forestcraft-beerfeaturedgermany - news
Everything Happens for a Riesling at the Winerist
Carl Wiesner The post Everything Happens for a Riesling at the Winerist appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Elisa Tantera4 viewsgermanywinewine-and-food-tourswine-regions - news
PET NAT – THE HIPPEST DRINK IN THE BAR
With names like Piggy Pop, Cosmonat and Flower Girl and bright psychedelic funky labels, ‘Pet Nats’ might sound and look like frivolous fizzy drinks. They are in fact very interesting deliciously fruity sparkling wines which are currently hugely popular around the world. The name Pet Nat means Petillant Naturel – hence the name given
by Rose Murray Brown4 viewsarticlesaustraliafrancegermanysouth-africasparkling-wines