It’s an interesting conundrum for German winemakers. The average size vineyard in Germany is about five acres. Consequently, many of the very best German wines never leave the country, their region, or even the town where they are produced. It’s why regions have co-ops to gather grapes from so many of these winegrowers, and it’s [...]
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Sometimes More Means More: Winemaker Hans Hengerer on Junges Schwaben
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Baden-Württemberg, Clevner, German wine, German winemakers, Hans Hengerer, Heilbronn, Heilbronn wine, Jürgen Zipf, Jochen Beurer, Junges Schwaben, Kistenmacher & Hengerer Weingut, Rainer Wachstetter, Riesling, Sven Ellwanger, Trollinger, vineyards, Württemberg wine on May 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
