Wines of Germany
The hosts travel to western Germany to explore two of the country's most celebrated wine regions: the Mosel Valley and the Rheingau. From the Mosel's dramatic steep-slope vineyards and world-famous Rieslings to the historic wine town of Rüdesheim on the Rhine, the journey reveals the landscapes, traditions, and wines that have made Germany a global wine destination.
Mosel Valley
Dr. Loosen wines are crafted by Ernst Loosen, a highly respected winemaker who has dedicated himself to preserving the traditional winemaking practices of the Mosel.
The winery's vineyards are predominantly planted with Riesling grapes, which thrive in the region's steep slopes, slate soils, and cool climate.
Weingut Dr. Loosen
Mosel Valley
The winemaking process at Fio Wines Niepoort Kettern is guided by a philosophy of minimal intervention, allowing the grapes to express their true character and flavors. By carefully selecting the finest grapes and employing traditional winemaking techniques, Fio Wines crafts wines that are elegant, well-balanced, and full of personality.
Fio Wines Niepoort Kettern
Mosel Valley
Van Volxem's commitment to quality extends to every aspect of their winemaking process, from vineyard management to cellar practices. The experienced team at Van Volxem employs traditional techniques combined with modern innovation to create wines that capture the essence of the Saar region.
Van Volxem
Rheingau
At Weingut Georg Breuer, traditional winemaking techniques are combined with modern innovation. The winery's skilled team carefully hand-harvests the grapes and employs gentle pressing methods to extract the finest juice. Fermentation and aging take place in a combination of stainless steel tanks and traditional oak barrels, allowing the wines to develop their unique character and complexity.
Weingut Georg Breuer
Rheingau
At Weingut Leitz, the winemaking process is guided by a deep passion for Riesling. The skilled winemakers carefully hand-harvest the grapes at optimal ripeness, ensuring the expression of the fruit's true essence. The wines are crafted with a balance of tradition and innovation, employing gentle pressing techniques and temperature-controlled fermentation to preserve the delicate aromas and flavors.
Weingut Leitz
Rheingau
Nestled in the heart of the Rheingau, Weingut Jacob Jung produces a diverse range of wines, from vibrant Rieslings and expressive Pinot Blancs to elegant Pinot Gris and carefully crafted red wines. Combining tradition with precision, the estate's portfolio highlights the character, diversity, and quality that have made the Rheingau one of Germany’s most celebrated wine regions.
Weingut Jacob Jung
