Does/did "Meinzer Dohmer" exist?

[seeking]

Several years ago in the UK, our local supermarket used to have a German white wine called (as far as I can remember) Meinzer Dohmer. Without warning it suddenly disappeared and I have been hunting it down ever since.

Yes I realise there are countless whites, but it was consistently good and we miss it. Of course, being a bought-in wine there's every chance it still exists - but with a different name - hence why I am hoping that the knowledgable among you might be able to help.

[hotwine]

Welcome to the board. I'm trying variations on that name using Google, but getting the same result - nothing. There are so many possible explanations for a label's sudden disappearance, we'll simply have to wait for someone to pop up with a clue.

[hotwine]

Here we are! "Mainzer Domherr". Do a search on Mainzer Domherr and you'll see UK sources come up.

[wondersofwine]

I was going to suggest that it is probably from the city of Mainz, hence Mainzer, before I got to Hotwine's post.

[seeking]

A million thank-you's! Both for the welcome and the information. I was convinced I had recalled the spelling correctly (though my one brain-cell does tend to work overtime these days [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/wink.gif[/img]), but there's no denying that I get a completely different set of search results now!! And what's more, I've got less far to go, too!

Thanks again for solving this!

[hotwine]

You're very welcome, Seeking. Come back often.

Wonders, that was the logic I used.... after ruling out Meinzer, looked for Mainz wines, and that pulled it up. Had tried to recall my experience with Mainz wines 30 years ago .. in Rhein-Hessen ... some were good, some weren't. This one must fit the former category, for Seeking to be looking for it. We got lucky.

[Jackie]

HW! You are GOOD!

[Georgie]

At the hotel this weekend a lovely, but almost non-English-speaking German couple checked in. They were from Mainz. I said, "Oh, I know they make wine in Mainz." That they understood and they perked right up. What an educational place this wine board is!