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Germany (Wine regions (Rheingau (slopes to the west, Johannisberg and…
Germany
Wine regions
Mosel
River Mosel, two tributaries: Saar and Ruwer; Riesling
Middle Mosel
best: Piesport, Bernkastel, Wehlen
very steep slopes, slate soils, right next to the river
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Nahe
between Mosel and Rheinhessen,warmer
banks of the river, steep south-facing slopes. best villages: Schlossbockelheim and Bad Kreuznach
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Rheingau
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Riesling, dry, medium to dull body, peach
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some Spatburgunder(Pinot noir), GG made from Riesling or Spatburgunder
Rheinhessen
largest one, steeply sloping on the west bank of the Rhine
black and white, Muller- Thurgau and Riesling are the most planted
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Pfalz
second largest, warm, dry
Riesling, Muller-Thurgau, Grauburgunder, Werbburgunder, Dornfelder, Portugieser, Spatburgunder
GG can made from Riesling, Weibburgunder, Spatburgunder
vineyards: Forst, Deidesheim: steep slopes to the west , a ripe full body, dry Riesling
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Baden
warmest, fullest body and highest alcohol
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Franken
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Silvaner, planted warmest sites to aviod frost damage
best, south-facing slopes around Wurzburg: richness, earthy, distinctive flask-shaped bottels
GG can be made from Silvaner, Riesling, Weibburgender, Grauburgunder, Spatburgunder
Climate and Grapegrowing
cool continetal climate: wet Summer, rain declines the stage of ripening, noble rot
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best sites: steep, stony slopes, southerly aspect, or near a river to maximise the heat and sunlight
work by hand, head-pruned, individually staked, canes tied in at the top of the stake
claasified by must weight, so harvest can be spread out over a number of weeks. Grapes can be sorted and categorised after picking
WIne laws and labels
most are PDO, some PGI labelled as Landwein.without GI is Deutscher Wein
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wine label
sweetness
dry: troken; off dry and medium: halbtrocken, or feinherb
vineyard location
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Vineyard location, name of village followed by the name of vineyard
Indication of quality
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Grosses Gewachs, a trademark of VDP, very best dry wines made in Germany
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