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  • Saxony, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #23
    Saxony, the third-smallest German wine region, is primarily located along the
    banks of the Elbe River. It is also one of only two German wine regions located
    within the boundaries of the former East Germany. Officially located within the
    German federal state of Saxony, this wine region is sometimes referred to as “the
    Elbe Valley.”
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    3 min
  • Saale Unstrut, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #22
    The German wine region of Saale-Unstrut, located almost entirely within the
    federal state of Saxony-Anhalt, is defined primarily by two rivers – the Saale and
    the Unstrut. It is also the northernmost of all of Germany’s wine regions, meaning
    that the most popular wines here are those that thrive in cooler climates.
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  • Rheinhessen, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #21
    Rheinhessen is the largest of the 13 German wine regions, occupying the left bank of
    the Rhine between Worms and Bingen. It is officially located in the federal state of
    Rhineland-Palatinate, although prior to World War II, it was located in the federal state
    of Hesse.
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    3 min
  • Rheingau, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #20
    Rheingau is one of the 13 German wine-growing regions, notable primarily for its
    superior Riesling wines. Overall, Rheingau is the German wine-growing region that has
    the highest proportion of Riesling production (78.8%) as a percentage of all wine
    produced. Other wines play only a minimal role in the region’s wine culture, including
    Spatburgunder (12.2%) and Müller-Thurgau (1.6%).
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    3 min
  • Baden, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #19
    The historic region of Baden in southwestern Germany is the third-largest wine
    region in the country. It is also the longest wine region in Germany, stretching
    nearly 400 kilometers (250 miles) from the north of the country all the way to
    Lake Constance in the south. The Baden wine region is known particularly for its
    Pinot (including Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc) wines. Wines from Baden
    are known to be full-bodied and higher in alcohol content than wines from other
    regions in Germany.
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    3 min
  • Palatinate, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #18
    Palatinate is the second-largest of the 13 German wine regions. Prior to the early
    1990s, it was known officially as Rhine Palatinate. The wine region of Palatinate and the
    federal state of Palatinate overlap, but the wine region accounts for only 5% of the total
    area of the much larger federal state. The region of Palatinate consists of an 80-
    kilometer stretch of wine growing land.
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    3 min
  • Mosel, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #17
    The name of the famous German wine producing region Mosel comes from the
    Mosel River, which winds through this part of Germany. Three river valleys – the
    Mosel, Saar and Ruwer – account for the unique topography and growing
    conditions of the Mosel region, which is world-famous for its production of
    Riesling wines.
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  • Mittelrhein, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #16
    Mittelrhein (literally, “Middle Rhine”) is one of the 13 German wine-growing
    regions, located along a 120-kilometer stretch of the famous Rhine river. The
    Middle Rhine is commonly thought of as the touristy portion of the Rhine, and
    probably the wine growing region that most foreigners think of when they think
    about German wine. Moreover, Mittelrhein is located to arguably the most
    famous German wine growing region, Mosel.
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    3 min
  • Franconia, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #15
    Franconia, located in the north west of the German federal state of Bavaria, is
    one of the 13 German wine-growing regions. It is the only official wine region in
    Bavaria, and is most located around the capital Würzburg along the Main River in
    Lower Franconia.
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    3 min
  • Ahr, Germany - Wine Regions Episode #14
    Located in the valley of the river Ahr (a tributary of the Rhine river), Ahr is one of
    the smallest of Germany’s 13 wine regions. It is located within the federal state of
    Rhineland-Palatinate and is the world’s northernmost wine region with red wine
    grape production. The region is known particularly for its Pinot Noir (known in
    Germany as Spatburgunder) wines, as well as its Portugieser and Riesling
    wines.
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    2 min

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