Few other German winegrowing regions enjoy such international recognition as the Mosel and its Saar and Ruwer tributaries. Its Rieslings, grown on the breathtakingly steep slopes along the gently…
There is something simply enchanting about the narrow valley of the Mittelrhein, with its steep terraced vineyards, castles and palaces perched to look down on the river like stone witnesses to…
Franconia, known as Franken in German, is a historical wine region along the Main. It is marked by impressive landscapes with a multitude of outstanding top locations due to the uniqueness of its…
Baden is a small wine universe all its own – a rather warm and sunny one at that. It is bound on one side by Lake Constance, with its view of the Alpine peaks, and on the other by the magnificent…
The Ahr is among Germany’s smaller winegrowing regions and stretches 25 kilometers along the river, which flows from southwest to northeast. 560 hectares are planted with vines. Red grape…
