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Paula Redes Sidore

Paula Redes Sidore is a writer, editor, and translator who moves smoothly between the worlds of wine and words. In 2012, she founded Weinstory, a creative content and translation agency dedicated to transposing the world of German-speaking wine into English. TRINK is the natural extension of that pursuit. She is the German and Austrian specialist for jancisrobinson.com and a member of the Circle of Wine Writers. Paula has a Masters degree in fiction writing, and her work has been featured in jr.com, Feinschmecker, Vinepair, and Heated. She lives on the northern wall of winegrowing with her family in Bonn, Germany.
Trink Magazine co-founder Paula Redes Sidore in Austria
Fresh, Frank and Fiercely Carnuntum
Austria · Carnuntum · Portrait

Fresh, Frank and Fiercely Carnuntum

ByPaula Redes Sidore February 15, 2023November 11, 2023

Trink Magazine | Austria's winegrowing region of Carnuntum has seemingly been there from the beginning with an identity forever in flux. Paula Redes Sidore explores how growers are redefining what regionality means, together.

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What’s German for Drier Than Dry? Furztrocken, of course
Germany · Essay · Mosel · Tasting Article

What’s German for Drier Than Dry? Furztrocken, of course

ByPaula Redes Sidore November 16, 2022November 14, 2023

The dark wit of Berlin. Dangerously low water levels in the Rhine River. Black bread. Germany does trocken like few others. And then there’s the wine. Despite…...

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Four Faces of Alto Adige’s Iconic Vorberg
Alto Adige · Tasting Article

Four Faces of Alto Adige’s Iconic Vorberg

ByPaula Redes Sidore May 11, 2022September 12, 2023

Trink Magazine | A highflying adventure in 4 vintages of Cantina Terlano's reknowned Vorberg wine. By Paula Redes Sidore

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Germany’s Raw Art: the Mettigel
Germany · Eat+TRINK

Germany’s Raw Art: the Mettigel

ByPaula Redes Sidore May 11, 2022November 14, 2023

Raw pork is the umlaut answer to the American molded potato salad or ham-and-bananas hollandaise.

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Delicious Whites under Northern Lights
Germany · Portrait

Delicious Whites under Northern Lights

ByPaula Redes Sidore February 18, 2022September 12, 2023

Liora Levi, high-profile sommelier, television personality, and president of ASI Norwegian Sommelier Association, came late to wine. In its own odd way, that only bolsters…...

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Nahe – Welcome to Germany’s Wild West
Germany · Learn · Nahe

Nahe – Welcome to Germany’s Wild West

ByPaula Redes Sidore February 18, 2022November 6, 2023

Some say it lacks the historical cache of the Rheingau, the legendary vineyard names of the Mosel, or the easy charm of neighboring Rheinhessen. There…...

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It Takes Two: Heidi Mäkinen and Gernot Kollmann
Germany · Interview · Mosel

It Takes Two: Heidi Mäkinen and Gernot Kollmann

ByPaula Redes Sidore December 17, 2021September 12, 2023

What do one of the Mosel’s oldest winemaking estates and a country with a fledgling wine-drinking culture have in common? The answer, as with most…...

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Swiss Wine Trends
Switzerland

Swiss Wine Trends

ByPaula Redes Sidore May 19, 2021October 16, 2023

​It would be easy to dismiss what happens in the tiny winegrowing country of Switzerland as an inconsequential alpine eddy, an irisdecent surge in the…...

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Time in a Bottle: Good Things Come to Those Who Late
Germany · Mosel · Nahe · Pfalz · Rheinhessen

Time in a Bottle: Good Things Come to Those Who Late

ByPaula Redes Sidore February 5, 2021August 1, 2023

While artists throughout the ages have longed to catch time in a bottle, it is winemakers who have indeed come closest to achieving this noblest of…...

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Not According to Plan: Christmann & Kauffmann
Germany · Interview · Pfalz

Not According to Plan: Christmann & Kauffmann

ByPaula Redes Sidore December 14, 2020October 17, 2023

Somehow it only makes sense, especially in 2020, that a new venture founded on planning and precision, on absolute dedication and uncompromising principles, on having…...

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Balance with a Bit of an Accent
Germany · Interview · Rheinhessen

Balance with a Bit of an Accent

ByPaula Redes Sidore October 29, 2020August 1, 2023

“Free your mind and the rest will follow.”  Coming from one of the co-owners of Germany’s oldest wine trading houses, one might suspect a quote…...

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Germany’s Blanc de Noir: In Praise of B Sides
Germany · Ahr · Pfalz

Germany’s Blanc de Noir: In Praise of B Sides

ByPaula Redes Sidore October 29, 2020November 11, 2023

I’ve been a fan of B sides since, well, pretty much since there have been B sides. Record companies have historically used vinyl’s flipside as…...

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