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Smallest Vintage in Germany Since 2010
According to the German Wine Institute (DWI), after receiving the final harvest estimates from all 13 wine-growing regions, only 7.3 million hectoliters of wine are expected to have been produced in Germany this year. This corresponds to a drop of 7% compared to last […]
Whose *Wine* is it Anyway? Meet Matthias Knebel
‘Whose Wine is it Anyway?’ profiles a German winemaker to give you a behind-the-vines look at the world of German wine. This month, we’re highlighting Matthias Knebel! Located in the in the picturesque Terrassen-Mosel, Weingut Knebel is dedicated to unlocking the full potential of […]
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Nonalcoholic Wines That Are Worth A Second Glass
Germany’s winemakers take center stage in Bloomberg’s feature on top nonalcoholic wines, with producers like Leitz, Selbach, and Dr. Fischer praised for pioneering high-quality dealcoholized Rieslings and sparkling wines that showcase the country’s leadership in the alcohol-free wine movement.
German Winemakers Carve Out The Alcohol-Free Wine Category
Alcohol-free wines are gaining momentum as Germany leads the charge, with Riesling’s bright acidity and aromatics proving ideal for dealcoholization. Here’s how the country is defining the future of the no- and low-alcohol movement.
