Perched dramatically above the Nahe River with sweeping views of one of Germany’s most breathtaking wine valleys, Gut Hermannsberg is … Continue reading Gut Hermannsberg: A Heritage Estate Reinvented for the 21st Century
The Mittelrhein, Germany’s Middle Rhine wine region, is one of the most dramatic yet underappreciated wine landscapes in Europe. Stretching … Continue reading From Loreley to Luscious Rieslings: The Middle Rhine Story
By The Cork Reporter One of the most misinterpreted aspects of wine is its sweetness. Many people associate it with … Continue reading Restsüße & Ripeness: Sugar, Site, and Strategy in German Wine
An opinion by the_corkreporter The phrase “German Riesling” still elicits the same response from many British wine drinkers: “Isn’t that … Continue reading German Riesling: The Sweet Misconception Britain Can’t Seem to Shake
ARTE publishe a very intersting video abou the “Freistaat Flaschenhals”. See also my previous blog article, click here. Peter-Josef Bales … Continue reading Freistaat Flaschenhals. The story on YouTube
Weingut Stahl, tucked away in the charming German hills of Franken, is a brilliant illustration of how innovation and tradition … Continue reading From Tradition to Innovation: The Story of Weingut Stahl
Located in the centre of the Rheingau wine region of Germany, the Assmannshäuser Höllenberg vineyard is a name that is … Continue reading Behind the Breathtaking Wines of Assmannshäuser Höllenberg
Gut Hermannsberg, which is located in the picturesque hills of Germany’s Nahe wine region, is more than just a winery; … Continue reading Gut Hermannsberg: Where Tradition Meets Terroir in Nahe
A hidden gem, Weingut Kühling-Gillot is surrounded by rows of grapevines and surrounded by the scenic Rheinhessen area of Germany, … Continue reading Weingut Kühling-Gillot