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Showing posts with label WINES OF GERMANY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WINES OF GERMANY. Show all posts
Monday, December 11, 2023

What is an Ice Wine and how it is produced?

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 Ice wine, also known as Eiswein in German, is a type of sweet dessert wine made from grapes that have naturally frozen on the vine. This wi...
Friday, November 24, 2023

How the German Wines are classified as per the country's wine laws?

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German wines are classified based on the country's wine laws, which are regulated by the Deutsches Weingesetz (German Wine Law). The cla...
Tuesday, September 26, 2023

Why Wines from European Countries are considered better than the rest of the World?

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 Wines from European countries, particularly those from regions like France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, have historically been highly regar...
Friday, April 14, 2023

Wines of France

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 France is widely considered to be the birthplace of wine, with a long history and tradition of winemaking that dates back to ancient times....
Friday, October 9, 2009

GERMAN WINE LABELS

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GERMAN WINE LABELS

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GERMAN WINE LABELS

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GERMAN WINE LABELS

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GERMAN WINE LABELS

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A.P.NUMBER

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Abbreviation for  Amtliche Prüfungsnummer , the official testing number displayed on a  German wine label  that shows that the wine was ta...

FAMOUS WINES OF GERMANY

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1. Sp ä tburgunder: The forefather of the burgundy wines. Dark red colour with delicate aroma. Typical is a taste that reminds of blackc...

WINE PRODUCING REGIONS OF GERMANY

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3.  Franconia  or  Franken  - around portions of  Main river, and the only wine region situated in  Bavaria . Noted for growing many va...

WINE PRODUCING REGIONS OF GERMANY

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1.  Ahr  - a small region along the river  Ahr , a tributary of Rhine, that despite its northernly location primarily produces red wine ...

GERMAN WINE LAWS

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Kabinett fully ripened light wines from the main harvest, typically semi-sweet with crisp acidity, but can be dry if designated so. Spätl...

GERMAN WINE LAWS

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Prädikat designations The Prädikatswein (formerly QmP) category of the classification contains most high-quality German wines, with the e...

GERMAN WINE LAWS

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Prädikatswein , recently ( August 1, 2007 ) renamed from  Qualitätswein mit Prädikat  (QmP) :   The top level of the classification syste...

GERMAN WINE LAWS

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3. Qualitatswein bestinnter Anbaugebiete (QbA): These wines must be produced exclusively from allowed varieties in one of the 13 wine-growin...

GERMAN WINE LAWS

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2. Deutscher Landwien: This category is equivalent to French Vin de pays. There are 19 different areas from where the German Country wine ...

GERMAN WINE LAWS

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1. Deutscher Tafelwein: This category is equivalent to the French Table Wines. The alcohol content must be at least 8.5% by volume. Suga...

GERMAN WINE LAWS

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German wine laws came into existence in the year 1971.