PROST! Germany’s year of wine

When it comes to wine, SouthWest Germany could be Europe’s best-kept secret.(Maybe it’s our fault for drinking most of it ourselves!) According to the authoritative international Gault Millau Wine Guide 2012, the red wines grown in Baden in the Rhine Valley are outstanding, with Bernhard Huber from Malterdingen awarded 5 “grapes” out of five for his Spätburgunder (German for pinot Noir). The rival Eichelmann guide reckons that Baden now produces more top-rated Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris and Chardonnay wines than any other German region!

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