Pinot Blanc Kabinett sweet - Ihringer 1 × 6,60 € (8,80 € / 1 Liter)Subtotal: 6,60 €
Greek wines – the drink of the gods We sing about the Greek wine, but very few people know how good the wine is. Many remember the resinous retsina from a vacation in Greece and the house wines that are served here and there in most restaurants tend to disappoint. That’s why I set out…
Wine Journey through Greece – September 2023 Experiencing the Greek wine world: Our one-week wine journey from September 8 to 14, 2023, led us through the picturesque landscapes of Athens, Syros, Paros, and Santorini. With a small group, we explored several handpicked wineries and a wine shop, delving into the fascinating world of Greek wines…
French wine: pure variety! Everyone knows and appreciates French wine: Whether you are a wine connoisseur or a novice, wine from France is one of the most popular wines of all and is usually known for its unsurpassable quality. 2900 different wines are grown in France on approximately 800,000 hectares of diverse soil per year.…
Red Wine from Germany Germany, a country often associated with a cool climate and exquisite white wines, harbors a well-kept secret that has been gaining international acclaim over the past few decades: its red wine. The journey through the multifaceted world of German red wine is a discovery of tradition, craftsmanship, and a deep connection…
Spanish Wine Spain has been at the top of the list of countries with the largest wine-growing area for years, with a vineyard area of around one million hectares. No other wine is as famous as the Spanish, especially the Spanish red wine enjoys great fame. Ideal conditions for wine growing are created by the…
Wine from Italy Delicious food and wonderful, diverse landscapes come to mind when we think of Italy. One or the other may also think of Italian wine when thinking of Italy. The wine from Italy is characterized above all by its diversity. Since wine is grown in every corner of the country, a wide spectrum…
Germany’s wine regions: From the Rhine to the Mosel Not only France, Italy, or Spain have wonderful wine regions, but Germany is also recognized as a longstanding wine-producing region. When one traditionally thinks of wine cultivation, Germany doesn’t immediately come to mind, but that should change now. This is because the German conditions of mineral-rich…