Discover how climate change is changing the wine industry in Germany. Learn about the challenges and opportunities presented by climate change, such as the emergence of new grape varieties, the impact on grape growth and ripeness, and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events. Join us as we explore the adaptations and innovations that are transforming the wine industry and creating new opportunities for the future.
Silvaner, Sylvaner or sometimes called Grüner Silvaner, is a white grape variety with a long and varied history. The variety has been around for hundreds
The Dornfelder variety is the second most cultivated red wine variety in Germany after the Pinot Noir and is known primarily for its dark color.
Sauvignon blanc is a popular white grape variety known for its typical green aroma. Originally from the Bordeaux region of France, it is now grown in many wine-growing regions around the world.
Riesling is a white grape variety that has become one of the most popular and appreciated wines in the world. The Riesling grape, originating from Germany, produces a light and aromatic wine. The unique characteristics of this grape variety have earned it the nickname “Queen of white wines”.
With over 100,000 hectares of total vineyard area, Germany is one of the leading European wine producers. After German wine had to cope with a
Rheinhessen is the largest wine-growing region in Germany. It is located on the left bank of the Rhine in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate and
The Blaufränkisch grape variety is known above all for its fruity, tannin-rich and acid-rich red wines, some of which have extraordinary storage potential. In its
Pinot gris or grigio is a white wine grape variety created by a mutation of Pinot noir. Its name derives from the blue-gray color of
Pinot Noir, better known in Germany as Spätburgunder, is one of the oldest grape varieties and is considered by wine connoisseurs to be the noblest