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The Editors

April 28, 2024

Beethoven as Bacchus

ByRon Merlino May 19, 2021November 12, 2023

On the dark morning of March 26, 1827, a heavy snowstorm was falling outside the fogged window panes of Ludwig van Beethoven’s Vienna apartment. Everything…...

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Alto Adige | Climate Crisis | Italy

Quo Vadis, Alto Adige?

ByChristoph Raffelt February 5, 2021October 17, 2023

Südtirol-Alto Adige winegrowing has already exerted tremendous energy in re-inventing itself. But as has become ever clearer, that was only step one. The second is...

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Austria | Germany

Cans with a Plan

ByValerie Kathawala May 31, 2023November 9, 2023

Djuce first entered my periphery late last year at the New York City iteration of Karakterre’s natural wine fair. Amid a cheerful invasion of producers from…...

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Germany | Austria | Rheingau | Rheinhessen

What is the Role of “Heimat” in Terroir?

ByNils Kevin Puls April 7, 2021November 12, 2023

For over a year, we’ve been living with a pandemic that has shut down more than just our senses of taste and smell. It has…...

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Past Newsletters

ByValerie Kathawala October 6, 2023December 4, 2023

…here! Our free bi-weekly newsletter brings you the latest from the world of German-speaking wines. Stay informed about TRINK masterclasses and merch, local events, and…

Germany | Literary

Letter to My Younger Somm Self

ByPaula Redes Sidore September 17, 2021April 12, 2024

Don’t let anyone tell you those rocks are a waste of time. Twenty-five years from now, sitting in a Koblenz classroom on your first day…...

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Alto Adige | Italy | Tasting Article

The Many Faces of Kalterersee

BySimon Staffler April 7, 2021February 27, 2024

Kalterersee is Alto Adige-Südtirol’s oldest DOC zone, and the most fragrant and floral expression of Vernatsch in the region. To read this story, sign in...

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Austria

3 Can’t-Miss Wines from Austria’s Thermenregion

ByDaniela Dejnega February 5, 2021November 12, 2023

With its nearly ideal set of conditions — location, climate, indigenous varieties —Austria’s Thermenregion curiously remains an insider secret. In addition to a colorful mix…...

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Germany | Alto Adige | Austria | Switzerland

Get to Know German-Speaking Orange Wines

ByValerie Kathawala June 23, 2021February 8, 2024

Skin-contact white wines may have their revolutionary roots in Georgia, Slovenia, and Friuli, but the umlaut zone also stakes a strong claim for orange expressions. Austria…...

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Germany

Unlocking Rieslingsekt’s Potential

ByNicole Wolbers July 12, 2023November 9, 2023

Riesling is admired for its complexity, longevity, and ability to reflect its terroir. The same is slowly becoming true in the sparkling wine sector, where…...

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Switzerland

Foehn — The Alpine Wind

ByDennis Lapuyade August 30, 2022November 10, 2023

“The Foehn wind is a real affineur of grapes . . .” from the diary of Weingut Bründlmayer Evidence from wine regions everywhere suggests that…...

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Search Results for: letter from the editors co2

The Editors

Beethoven as Bacchus

Quo Vadis, Alto Adige?

Cans with a Plan

What is the Role of “Heimat” in Terroir?

Past Newsletters

Letter to My Younger Somm Self

The Many Faces of Kalterersee

3 Can’t-Miss Wines from Austria’s Thermenregion

Get to Know German-Speaking Orange Wines

Unlocking Rieslingsekt’s Potential

Foehn — The Alpine Wind

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