DWI Awards 14 New Landmarks of Wine Culture

The German Wine Institute (DWI) recently awarded the “Landmarks of Wine Culture” distinction to 14 new destinations across almost all of Germany’s 13 winegrowing regions. These landmarks are honored for documenting the history and tradition of wine growing in an impressive way.  This is […]

2020 Harvest Update: Early Ice Wine Harvest in Germany

According to the German Wine Institute (DWI), winegrowers in several German wine regions, including the Nahe, Rheinhessen, Pfalz, Franken and Rheingau, successfully harvested frozen Eiswein (ice wine) grapes at freezing temperatures on November 30, 2020. This is good news for Eiswein lovers, as this […]

2020 German Wine Queen Crowned

The new German Wine Queen for 2020/2021 is Eva Lanzerath from the Ahr! Eva is joined by German Wine Princesses Anna-Maria Löffler from the Pfalz and Eva Müller from Rheinhessen. The German Wine Queen election occurs annually in September, a tradition since 1949. Usually, finalists […]

Germany Names the Nation’s Best Rosés

This spring, the German Wine Institute (DWI) invited a 15-person jury of experts from 15 different countries to select “Germany’s Best Rosé Wines” of 2020 from around 200 entries, including both still and sparkling Rosés. Due to the special circumstances around social distancing, the […]

New German Wine Queen!

The German Wine Institute elected Angelina Vogt from the Nahe as the new German Wine Queen for 2019-2020. The exciting competition is part of a 71-year tradition in which women from all 13 German wine regions compete based on advanced wine knowledge and presentation skills.