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Whereas German red wine is a walk on the wild side, some of its vintners are looking at closing the gap in the world's Pinot Noir market: the world is slowly re-discovering this grape and there's only so much wine that Burgundy and the new-world can create. Pinot Noir is an important part of German viticulture being the most planted red grape in the whole country. We've been testing the premium end of the market and have made two very important discoveries.
Spätburgunder will soon be hitting shelves near you, its time to read up on the subject. Click here
Spätburgunder will soon be hitting shelves near you, its time to read up on the subject. Click here
The most misunderstood wine-producer out there, Germany's wine world is one that is both uncomplicated and waiting to be re-discovered. Check out our guide to the major wine producing regions, the styles of wine available and the grapes that are grown there. Click here
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From proud national gimmick to serious producer of quality wine. Check out our feature on English wines, sparkling and still, the different styles produced and were this is done. Click here.
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