With the glorious growing season upon us in Germany, we’re putting the country’s warmest wine region in the spotlight throughout the month of May. Baden is sun-soaked, bursting with bonhomie, and home to world-class Pinot Noir (known here as Spätburgunder) as well as Müller-Thurgau, Grauburgunder, Weissburgunder, and Germany’s signature grape, Riesling. Offering some of the […]

In cool-climate regions like Germany, with highly challenging weather and disease issues, making wines “au naturel” can be a risky proposition. And yet, many of the country’s winemakers are increasingly turning to such vine growing and wine production techniques. Read more…

Interesting article in Forbes magazine about a new German wine law came into force. It introduces a new kind of hierarchy for German wines based on its geographic origin. 

It’s the season for white asparagus and the freshly-harvested German spears are taking the culinary spotlight at Cucina.

At the Wine Society, the vibe that the Hidden Vine was known for has been extended outdoors, with a parklet setup that closely mimics a luxe home library. Seats in the parklet can be reserved, including those in front of the fireplaces. San Francisco Wine Society is open at 408 Merchant Street Tuesday through Saturday, […]

Rhein Haus restaurant Executive Chef Kelly Wilson shares his process for creating the traditional German culinary staple, spaetzle, which he calls “a blank canvas” for creating tasty meals. Enjoy this 2 minute video and get the recipe.

We currently offer an exceptional deal for a German rosé. This is a Villa Wolf Pinot Noir Pfalz Rosé 2019 from VDP wine maker Ernst Loosen. The Villa Wolf Pinot Noir Rosé is a true rosé, made with a brief maceration before pressing to extract color. It is light and refreshing, with deliciously bright berry and fruit […]

Opening Spring 2021 on Sunset Boulevard within the Pendry West Hollywood, The Britely is home to two Wolfgang Puck restaurants, three private bars & lounges, luxury bowling lanes, rooftop swimming pool & lounge, with access to a music venue, 24-hour gym, spa and screening room.

This starter kit is simple. You need wine glasses, a corkscrew, a decanter and, of course, some wine. Article appeared in The New York Times and may require a subscription.

Great article by Nicole Wolbers DipWSET. Today, German Winzersekt stands for artisanal craftsmanship, highest quality and diversity you won’t find elsewhere.