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Icewine / Eiswein
Icewine (German: Eiswein) is wine made from grapes that are picked and pressed while frozen. The frozen water remains on the press. The result is a highly concentrated grape must.
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Harvesting
The grape harvest in Germany usually begins in mid-September. Depending on wine region, harvest dates can also vary.
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Mechanical Harvesting
Today, there are two methods of harvesting grapes: by hand or by machine.
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Germany's Generation Riesling makes a splash in Canada
To highlight their young innovative wines and winemakers, the Generation Riesling wine fairs visited Canada this spring...
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Riesling Road Trip 2014 – Wines of Germany hits the road again!
Riesling Road Trip Part 1: LA, Palm Springs & Las Vegas ---
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On June 19th 2013 the Riesling Road Trip hit the road for New York with a kick-off celebration in Los Angeles and stops in Palm Springs and Las Vegas. Stay tuned to see where we'll end up next! -
Spätburgunder/ Pinot Noir - rising jewel of Germany
Spätburgunder production in Germany has been developing a lot in last two decades. Anne Krebiehl knows the history and the future of this great wine variety Spätburgunder.
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Green Harvest
Green harvesting is used to reduce the yields and to improve the quality of a wine. Removing the tiny, immature grapes while they are still green induces the vine to put all its energy into developing the remaining grapes.
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Fermentation
No fermentation...no wine. As we can say that fermentation is one of the most important steps in wine production.
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Foliage Treatment
Summer foliage treatment ensures that the vines grow in an orderly, balanced manner. This allows the vines to develop at best and in autumn, we can look forward to healthy grapes.
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