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Caption: • Germany • Wine Regions #GermanyAwaitsYou
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Caption: Images: © DWI - German Wine Institute Germany is famous for its aromatic, fruity white wine from the Riesling grape, which is mainly produced in the west along the Rhine.
But there are many more regions to explore—13, in fact! Here are some of the best.
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Caption: The world’s most classic Riesling wines are produced here along the winding River Mosel (Moselle).
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Caption: This region is Germany’s largest producer of red wine and is well known for its rosé (Weißherbst). It lies between the Haardt Mountains and the Rhine River, and is protected from the cold, wet Atlantic weather, making it one of the warmer and drier areas of Germany.
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Caption: Nestled between the hills of the Black Forest and the Rhine River, Baden is Germany’s largest producer of Pinot Noir.
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Caption: Rheinhessen is Germany’s largest wine region sprawling gracefully over rolling hills. Wine has been grown here since Romans occupied the area!
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Caption: This is another region with a long wine history—this area in northern Germany has been producing wine since 998!
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Caption: Have you explored any of
Germany’s wine regions?
Let’s us know in the comments.
