Are the British Getting a Taste for Umlauts?

We British are not the world’s most noted linguists, but that doesn’t seem to put off some of us from drinking “German-speaking” wines. That said,…
We British are not the world’s most noted linguists, but that doesn’t seem to put off some of us from drinking “German-speaking” wines. That said,…
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David spent most of his career around law wishing he was working in wine. He finally began a blog and a website, wideworldofwine.co, in 2014 and a year later was able to write as a full-time occupation. In 2020, wideworldofwine has had more than 35,000 visitors from 111 countries. His interests lie mostly in low-interven
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