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^ Late-harvest wines thrive at Schloss Johannisberg
GERMANY PLANTED AREA

102 900 hectares

^ Structure and design shine at Winery Lubentiushof
GERMANY CLIMATE

Cool Continental

Grapes are able to grow and ripen primarily due to the favorable influence of the Gulf Stream and strategic planting of vines on the south-facing slopes of protective river valleys.

^ The winemakers of Vulkanfelsgarten
GERMANY WINE PRODUCTION

7300 wine producers

^ A world of wine awaits
GERMANY REFERENCES

13 wine growing regions

^ Into the vines at Wingut Kreutzenberger
GERMANY PRODUCTION PERCENTAGE

About 68% of the production are dry/semi-dry wines, 32% are sweet wines.

^ From Fruit to Wine at Rhodt
GERMANY MAIN RED GRAPE VARIETIES

Spatburgunder

(34% of red variety plantings, a.k.a Pinot Noir),

Dornfelder

(22%),

Portugieser

(9%)

Trollinger

(6%)

Lemberger

(6%)

^ Harvest at Bopparder Hamm: Rhine WineCountry’s largest loop
GERMANY MAIN WHITE GRAPE VARIETIES

Riesling

(35%),

Muller-Thurgau

(18%),

Grauburgunder

(10%, a.k.a Pinot Gris),

Weissburgunder

(8%, a.k.a Pinot Blanc),

Silvaner

(7%)

^ Fermenting in process at Winery Wilhelm Kern
GERMANY PRODUCTION

9 million hl per year

^ The Nahe River runs through the wine region of its namesake
RIVERS CROSSING GERMANY'S VINEYARDS

Rhine, Mosel, Main,Nahe, Neckar

^ There’s always something to celebrate
GERMANY SPARKLING WINE

Sekt

^ Niersteiner Glock, Germany’s oldest vineyard
GERMANY CERTIFIED ORGANIC SURFACE

8100 hectares

^ The iconic seal of Jean Stodden
GERMANY EXPORT MARKET

USA is number 1

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