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Import Selection: Riesling, 1989. Roemische Weinstrasse

August 23, 2016

Roemische Weinstrasse is the region which surrounds the oldest city in Germany, Trier. In the year 70 A.D., in the battle of Rigodo­lum, the Roman legion successful­ly conquered the Germanic tribe, Treverer. The name “Roemische Weinstrasse” means “Roman wine route” and even today vivid evi­dence of the era is visible through­out this Mosel River district… read more »

Import Selection: Piesporter Michelsberg, 1988, H. Schmitt Soehne

July 25, 2016

“You can drink and enjoy Ger­man wines during the evening and still feel good in the morning.” – words of wisdom, promotional but true, from Peter Limberger, Presi­dent and C.E.O. of Schmitt and Soehne in America. H. Schmitt Soehne GmbH has been producing quality wines in Germany’s Mosel valley for more than two hundred years…. read more »

German Wines and Differentiating Sweetness

February 24, 2016

“We just joined your wine club, and so far, so good! We have liked the selec­tions. We do not know a lot about wine, except that we like some and want to learn about the others we have thought we did not like in the past. We do not favor sweet wines. Our son just… read more »

Wormser Liebfrauenstift-Kirchenstuck, 1981. Lagenbach Riesling Kabinett | Vintage Wine History and Information

September 3, 2015

WORMSER LIEBFRAUENSTIFT-KIRCHENSTUCK. 1981– LANGENBACH RIESLING KABINETT by Paul Kalemkiarian Sr | October 1983 The house of Langenbach is an important source of German Wines. The firm was founded in 1852 by Julius I. Langenbach. It is a major wine distributor with important representations from all the German wine growing regions. Their base is in the historical city… read more »

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