120 Years of German Viticulture

On the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the Meininger publishing house, we highlight the development of German viticulture since 1903.

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Growth and Concentration: This Is Where the Majority of Germans Buy Their Wines

Even after the pandemic boom, food retail sales in Germany are growing. At the same time, there are signs of a concentration, with fewer, but more successful stores.

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German Sekt Sales Rise

The Association of German Sparkling Wine Producers reports a 2.8% increase in sales, defying the general downward trend in German still wines.

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Best of German Sparkling – Here Are the Results

Around 450 different sparkling wines from classic bottle fermentation were put into the glasses at the Meininger German Sparkling Wine Award. The upward trend continues, and the sparklings are becoming increasingly high-class - and bold.

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Germans Are Drinking Less Wine, Including Less German Wine

Wine sales are declining in Germany, one of the world's biggest import markets.

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Recycling Rates in Europe. Glass Lags Behind in Germany

Recycling rates vary widely across, and within Europe. Germany is doing better with paper and plastics than glass, for example.

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The Ahr Disaster: Two Years Later

Two years after the flood disaster in the Ahr region, much still remains to be rebuilt. For self-marketing vintners, the destroyed infrastructure hits harder than the loss of harvest. Susanne Salzgeber reports.

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Uneven Export Developments Recorded for German Wine

Higher average prices are driving increasing export values for German wine. There are significant variations among markets. Clemens Gerke reports.

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Germany's Premium Non-Alcoholic Producer Enters the US Market

Kolonne Null is making its debut in the US market with a retail partner.

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