Germany once again wowed the panel. It was the only country where more than 20% of the wines received either a
Gold or Silver medal.
Simon Woods, WINE International, November 2005
Germany has always made some of the world’s greatest white wines and I, for one, am a great Riesling fan [...]
Many high-end, opinion-forming restaurants are seeing excellent sales of German wines. & Hotelkeeper, 3 November 2005
I am not sure at what point exactly during my first ever trip to Germany I realised just what I had been missing
out on […] Maybe it was when sampling yet another fabulous wine of the region.
Janette Atkin, Leicester Mercury, 12 November 2005
I have visited the Saar several times and met the leading winemakers. I have come away astounded by the overall quality
of this little-known, often misunderstood region, convinced it is producing some of the world’s greatest yet least-appreciated
whites.
William Echikson, Wall Street Journal Europe, 18 November 2005
A stunning Renaissance is now well underway…sales of German wine priced above £6 have grown dramatically…British consumers
have truly begun to take German wine seriously.
Arifa Akbar, The Independent, 3 December 2005
Press Highlights
The Sunday Times, 22 January 2006, Joanna Simon writes a feature on Eiswein, as a result of the Wines of Germany Eiswein press drop
The Scotsman Magazine, 14 January 2006, Rose Murray Brown writes a feature on Katharina Prϋm and the JJ Prϋm estate, following the Luvians winemaker dinner organised by Wines of Germany, which they both attended
Western Daily Press, 7 January 2006, Ned Halley writes a feature on low-alcohol wines, including some German examples
Observer Magazine, 1 January 2006, Tim Atkin writes a feature on low-alcohol wines including some German examples
Decanter, January 2006, Stephen Brook writes a feature on a wine route through the Mosel, following his trip there organised by Wines of Germany.
Olive, January 2006, Max Allen writes a feature on white wines to replace Chardonnay, including Riesling
Delicious, January 2006, Susy Atkins reviews dessert wines including German BA and Eiswein
The Independent Magazine, 31 December 2005, Anthony Rose writes a feature on his predictions for the wine trade in 2006 – he expects German Riesling to have a good year due to the World Cup and quotes the figures issued by Wines of Germany on the rise in sales
The Financial Times, 24 December 2005, Jancis Robinson writes about a lunch tasting 35 vintages of Egön Muller’s wines from the Scharzhofberg vineyard at Hotel Kronen Schlösschen in the Rheingau
The Independent Magazine, 10 December 2005, Anthony Rose reviews dessert wines including a German Riesling Auslese from Dr Loosen
www.jancisrobinson.com, 6 December 2005, Jancis Robinson comments on the report from Wines of Germany that sales of fine German wine have increased in the UK
Easy Jet in-flight Magazine, December 2005, a news report on the increasing popularity of German wine and the growth in red wines from Germany
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