Germany - a land of boring wine or wine heaven? Fredrik, 18-Aug-2005 09:48

Article in the Independent today says that only 34% of Germans . . . Claude Kolm/The Fine Wine Review, 24-Aug-2005 16:46

Germany - a land of boring wine or wine heaven? Dirk Kind, 23-Aug-2005 10:36

Germany - a land of boring wine or wine heaven? Sandy Swenson, 23-Aug-2005 02:34

Germany - a land of boring wine or wine heaven? barnaby33, 23-Aug-2005 01:40

California, huh? Rahsaan, 23-Aug-2005 10:54

Image factors Paul B., Ontario, Canada, 19-Aug-2005 19:55

Germany - a land of boring wine or wine heaven? Bryan Loofbourrow, 19-Aug-2005 00:30

Germany - a land of boring wine or wine heaven? Eric Ifune, 19-Aug-2005 00:15

Germany - do they make anything other than Riesling? Sue Courtney, 18-Aug-2005 19:16

No not really Fredrik, 19-Aug-2005 08:44

Scheurebe! David M. Bueker, 18-Aug-2005 23:49

Don't you want to qualify this? Rahsaan, 19-Aug-2005 02:01

Say what? Chris Coad, 19-Aug-2005 10:42

Ok Rahsaan, 19-Aug-2005 10:57

crossings... Harald Trost, 23-Aug-2005 09:24

Ok Rahsaan, 23-Aug-2005 13:43

Ok Jude Fisher (Barcelona), 19-Aug-2005 22:05

So are you telling me Rahsaan, 20-Aug-2005 00:50

Scheurebe David M. Bueker, 19-Aug-2005 13:11

Limited experience Rahsaan, 19-Aug-2005 13:48

Bruder Dr. Becker David M. Bueker, 19-Aug-2005 20:28

Bruder Dr. Becker Rahsaan, 19-Aug-2005 21:35

I wish to defend Scheurebe also--I enjoyed wines from this JC (NC), 19-Aug-2005 13:44

Muller Thurgau Fredrik, 19-Aug-2005 11:33

Of course, Riesling is their premier grape variety, but ... Gary Barlettano, 18-Aug-2005 21:02

You misunderstood Sue Courtney, 19-Aug-2005 06:39

Maybe it's changed a lot since I lived in Germany... JC (NC), 18-Aug-2005 16:33

It's a gated subdivision of wine heaven. Gary Barlettano, 18-Aug-2005 14:53

Your view is that they drink german wines? Fredrik, 18-Aug-2005 17:08

Your view is that they drink german wines? Gary Barlettano, 18-Aug-2005 17:18

When was it?(e) Fredrik, 18-Aug-2005 17:31

1973-1990, but I still have a lot of contact with the "Vaterland" (e) Gary Barlettano, 18-Aug-2005 17:44

OBS:want to know how you imagine the German market not german wines! Fredrik, 18-Aug-2005 13:14

Cannot buy it for love nor money where I live Alex Rychlewski, 18-Aug-2005 12:37

Long, unpronounceable words David M. Bueker, 18-Aug-2005 12:55

Ah, but those are French, sonorous, and dead easy to pronounce :-) Alex Rychlewski, 18-Aug-2005 13:15

In fairness, German's pronunciation is more regular Robin Garr, 18-Aug-2005 15:07

I know, just teasin' Robin (e) Alex Rychlewski, 18-Aug-2005 15:44

Your right but what to do about it? Fredrik, 18-Aug-2005 13:32

Frederik, I'm not the one to ask Alex Rychlewski, 18-Aug-2005 14:14

Steady increase Fredrik, 18-Aug-2005 15:56

Skip kabinett & spatlese??? David M. Bueker, 18-Aug-2005 13:53

Not hard at all David M. Bueker, 18-Aug-2005 13:26

Auslese is just one word because .. John Trombley, 18-Aug-2005 17:30

sorry, it is spelled "Fruehlingsplaetzchen" (e) Harald Trost, 23-Aug-2005 09:33

sorry, it is spelled "Fruehlingsplaetzchen" (e) John Trombley, 23-Aug-2005 16:39

meaning Harald Trost, 24-Aug-2005 09:02

Not really my point David M. Bueker, 18-Aug-2005 17:57

Not really my point John Trombley, 18-Aug-2005 18:09

Your right but what to do about it? Fred, 18-Aug-2005 13:16

I guess I do not really understand your question David M. Bueker, 18-Aug-2005 11:48

peter got it right Fredrik, 18-Aug-2005 13:16

I guess I do Peter Ruhrberg (Saarbrücken), 18-Aug-2005 12:47

Well based on some of the average restaurants David M. Bueker, 18-Aug-2005 13:29

small basis Peter Ruhrberg (Saarbrücken), 18-Aug-2005 13:53

Peter's right . . . Jeff Fowler, 18-Aug-2005 19:04

refusal Peter Ruhrberg (Saarbrücken), 19-Aug-2005 11:58

refusal Harald Trost, 23-Aug-2005 09:46

refusal Peter Ruhrberg (Saarbrücken), 23-Aug-2005 12:50

it reflects the poor state of German wines Fredrik, 19-Aug-2005 08:41

Hasn't been my experience. Sam Platt, 19-Aug-2005 18:10

Nice Fredrik, 22-Aug-2005 09:35

Nice Sandy Swenson, 23-Aug-2005 02:50