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My Tip for Dry January

I wish all readers a happy, prosperous, and healthy New Year 2025! Wine consumption in Germany and other European countries is declining year by year. Many people are consciously drinking less wine and choosing higher-quality options instead – a trend the wine industry calls “premiumisation.” As part of this shift, many people voluntarily abstain from […]

WongAmat: Where Pinot Noir and passion form a dream team!

When passion and expertise come together, wines with soul are created – and this is exactly what characterises Jan Wongse Raumland, the winemaker behind the WongAmat brand. His wines, especially the characterful Pinot Noirs from the Wonnegau region, are characterised by dedication and a deep understanding of his craft. Since 2021, WongAmat has stood for […]

A short note from my holiday at Lake Constance

For me, Lake Constance is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in Germany. Germany’s largest lake presents itself in new and dramatic ways in every light mood. The Alps, which form an impressive background panorama, and the gently rolling hills that slope down to Lake Constance lend the landscape a special beauty. Add to […]

Gewurztraminer 1989: Aged to perfection

I have wanted to try an aged Gewurztraminer for a long time and was delighted to find a bottle of Zind-Humbrecht Gewurztraminer Hengst Grand Cru 1989 Vendange Tardive (spelt without the ‘ü’ in France) at a wine merchant specialising in aged wines – a real gem in perfect condition, and for only 29 euros. The […]

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