Rotling is a German term for wines which have been made by mixing red and white grapes. Famous varieties of these wines include Schillerwein (a speciality of Württemberg), Badisch Rotgold (from Baden - made by mixing Rölander -Pinot Gris- and Spätburgunder...
Ruby Ports are generally young wines that have had the chance to assimilate the brandy which was added during fermentation, but have not lost their youthful ruby-red color. They tend to be fruity and very fresh in the mouth.
Following the Russian River from Healdsburg out to Guerneville, the low lying plain southeast of Healdsburg to Sebastopol is known as the Russian River Valley. The southern part of the grape growing region is one of the coolest in Sonoma County. It is the first...
Saale/Unstrut is the most northern of Germany's wine growing regions. This small area is known as having been the first area in Germany to have planted American rootstock (1887) to combat the spread of Phylloxera. The vineyards of this area are found...
This is the most eastern of Germany's wine-growing regions. Most of the vineyards found in this region are located in a 30 mile stretch on the hilly slopes surrounding the Elbe River from Pillnitz to Dresden, Radebeul and Meissen. Wines are made from...
A large champagne bottle that holds the equivalent of approximately 12 normal sized bottles (9 litres or 2.4 gallons).
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