German Wine

By Oliver Walkey | 2nd September 2024

It was the Roman Empire that first saw the potential in the soil of Germany back in 100 BC, once they conquered the land they decided to plant vines, in particular, the Piesporter Goldtröpfchen region, which translates to ‘Little Droplets of Gold’. Emperor Charlemagne, former Holy Roman Emperor, who ruled much of Western Europe from…

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Discover the Pfalz Wine Region

By Oliver Walkey | 22nd February 2022

A Wine Region containing the World’s Largest Wine Barrel and the World’s Oldest Bottle of Wine, read on to learn more about this fascinating region. Pfalz covers 23,554 hectares (58,178 acres) of vineyards in Germany, it runs from the south of the German city, worms to the French border of Alsace, incorporating the Rhine plain,…

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