Germany is famous not only for beer, but also for wine in the world. Although Germany produces more than one-tenth of France's wine, it is the northernmost limit of the world's wine-growing regions due to its unique geographical location -- high latitude, cold climate; The region is mainly located in the river valley, which gives German wines a special charm comparable to the top French wines. 87% of German wine is white wine, is the home of Riesling, among which the Rhine high yield region Riesling wine is the most famous. In terms of red wine, Germany's pinot Noir is also not inferior, has won a lot of praise in the international.
"Maintaining the original quality of wine" is the pursuit of the German Wine Federation.
The German Wine Alliance is made up of 12 wineries with approximately 2,600 hectares of vineyards from eight of the most important legal regions in Germany (accounting for more than 90% of total production in all legal regions). It has a number of series of brand products. With Michael Jiale as the main registered trademark, the main products are Michael Jiale series, gold series, crown series, etc. Among the eight legal regions, the most exquisite chateau in the Rheingau region, the Bio-Zertifiziert (Bio-Zertifiziert) Petre Jakob, a member of the dual Association of VDP wineries, is known as the "jewel in the crown of wine" for its Riesling white wine. Rated "Winery of the Year" by Gault Millau, the prestigious European Wine guide, and won the "Best Organic Wine in Europe" award.
In addition, a member of the VDP winery alliance in Moselle, the fifth legal appellation, winery Peter Lauer is famous for having the most varieties of Riesling. Every year, several of its products are rated above 90 points by Gault Millau. Specializing in the production of Germany's top pinot Noir, Located in the steepest region of Arles, Chateau Kreuzberg has won the Gault Millau German "Top Ten Pinot Noir" accolade and has been praised by Jancis Robinson(one of the world's three most authoritative wine tasters ----). There are also members of the VDP winery Union in Baden and the Bio-Zertifiziert (Organic Eco-Wine Union) of the Wahler family winery and the royal palace of Irenge.
The wineries of the German Wine Federation have produced a wide range of wines, from the white wine Queen Riesling with different flavors to the German grape varieties such as Millertulgau, Bacus, Silvaner, Dornfeld, Legent, Lingbergen, Torlingen, Portuguese Beauty; And international grape varieties such as pinot Noir. The quality grade also includes high quality wine from legal producing areas, vintage, late harvest, branch by branch, grain by grain, dry branch by noble rotten and ice wine. These 8 legal regions are a good representation of German wine. This makes the German Wine Federation the best way for wine lovers to know the whole picture of German wine.
Since 2010, German Wine Alliance has officially entered the Chinese wine market, bringing pure German wine to domestic wine consumers. In 2014, the German Wine Alliance will once again join hands with INTERWINE to display a variety of German wines at INTERWINE from May 22 to 24 (booth No. : Pavilion 10.2 B337-B340), so that domestic consumers can taste the unique flavor of German wines.
German Wine Alliance, take you to enjoy the style of the Rhine, bring you a new wine experience.
Want to know more about German wine alliance. Please look forward to 2014 China Guangzhou International Wine Fair Spring Exhibition, INTERWINE2014!
