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The wine-growing district Wuerttemberg: A lot of good things and a worthwhile visit
Riesling, Trollinger, Lemberger, Schwarzriesling and much more ...
Written by Dieter Simon ·
April 15, 2025
Even though Riesling is in first place, red wines are dominating overall; with varieties which are rarely found elsewhere in Germany...
The Moselle: highly elegant wines, great wine shops, picturesque wine villages
Cosy restaurants - selected of the Moselle Architecture Route - even excerpts are worthwhile
Written by Dieter Simon ·
March 01, 2025
It is already unique, the Moselle, and worth a visit, which winds 243 km on the German side from the border triangle...
Wine Glass 101: Choosing the Right Shape for Every Wine
Shape Matters: Guidance for Choosing the Right Wine Glass for Every Occasion
February 12, 2025
When it comes to enjoying red wine, you might wonder if the shape of your glass really matters. The quick answer...
The Baden winegrowing region
Baden stretches for approximately 400 kilometres and is divided into nine regions.
Written by Guest ·
January 31, 2012
Baden is an approx. 400 km long area which stretches from Lake Constance in the south to Tauberfranken and is divided...
Riesling – a most important grape variety
Unique: naturally lower in alcohol with no compromise to taste – in contrast to many other grape varieties
Written by Dieter Simon ·
January 04, 2012
Riesling grapes grow best in cooler climates. Enough rain and, in particular, long, sunny autumns with cool nights and mist-covered mornings...
Spontaneous Fermentation – What’s It All About?
Back to nature
Written by Dieter Simon ·
October 26, 2011
Spontaneous fermentation is the fermentation that naturally occurs when the wild yeast and microorganisms that the grapes bring in with them...
Oak Barrels or Wood Chips?
A picky palette can taste the truth – choice wines from Baden
Written by Dieter Simon ·
October 11, 2011
Vanilla, coffee, caramel aromas wafting up gently from the glass. The nose knows! This wine has been made in classic French...
What is the deciding factor for the quality of a wine? Surely it’s not just the Oechsle degrees, the amount of...
White wine from black grapes?
Pinot Noir as a white wine or Blanc de Noir
Written by Dieter Simon ·
September 08, 2011
It twinkles brightly in the glass, the color sometimes a little lighter, sometimes a little darker. Clearly it’s a white wine....
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