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What are the most famous wines from Germany?
Riesling
What are some famous California wines?
California's vineyards produce some of the nations top selling wines. Sutter Home is one of the many California based wines that are striving in today's economy.
Which French region is famous for its white wine?
wine wines from Alsace (the region borduring Germany) are well-known, but so are white wines from other areas (Sancerre, Champagne...)
What is the Europen country that is famous for its wine?
Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Greece and a number of other European countries are famous for their wines.
Name the European country famous for its Wine production?
Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Greece and a number of other European countries are famous for their wines.
What is Hunter Valley famous for?
Wines
What two countries produce grapes for some of the worlds finest wines?
A lot of countries produce grapes for great wines, which are found around the world.
Where is Reisling Wines located?
Riesling Wines originate in Germany. It is a white wine with a flower like aroma and is made from the juice of the Riesling grape. Many other countries grow Riesling grapes and produce wine including Canada, Italy, and Australia.
What product do the French produce the most of?
The French produce the most wine in the world. France is known for its wine production, with regions like Bordeaux, Champagne, and Burgundy being famous for their high-quality wines.
Is pinot noircabernetor merlot the sweetest wine?
NO, there are dozens of sweeter wines. In France the Rose de Anjou, and in Germany almost all the Rhine wines.
What are some typical characteristics of German wines?
Since German wines come from a marginal climate ( cool and damp where in some years the grapes won't fully ripen). This type of climate can produce wines that are high in acidity and low in alcohol. Even though many North Americans believe all wines from Germany are sweet and fruity believe it or not a lot are dry. Due to the climate in Germany if the grapes don't ripen the wines can be very sharp to the taste. It is legal for German winemakers to allow some of the grape juice to be left unfermented (in some countries like the US this practice is illegal). The unfermented grape juice provides the wine with some fruitiness and balances the acidity. Quality German wines tend to have a refreshing acidity, never a cloying acidity.
Which region of Italy is famous for wine?
Tuscany is probably the most famous with Chiante and Brunello wines. The Piedmont is also pretty famous with Barolo being one of its best wines. But Italy grows wine in every corner, most of it pretty decent, too.
