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Top five best value Grosses Gewächs to tryGreat value from Germany...
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German Riesling: A buying guide for beginnersFrom key regions to reading wine labels...
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German Grosses Gewächs releases 2024: World class Pinot and the promise of great RieslingsWith 30 top recommendations...
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Maximin Grünhaus: Producer profile and wines to tryA look at the wonderful Ruwer Riesling producer...
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Dr Loosen: Profile and top-rated winesSee Decanter's top-rated Dr Loosen wines...
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Joh. Jos. Prüm: Producer profile & 10 wines tastedThe story of a Mosel master...
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Producer Profile: Weingut Willi SchaeferClive Pursehouse visits one of the great, historic names of Mosel Riesling...
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Germany: red wines to watchGermany is renowned for its white wines - but there’s reason to note its red wines too, perhaps more than ever...
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German Grosses Gewächs 2020 releases: the top winesAnne Krebiehl MW reports from the social-distanced VDP Weinbörse 2020.
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The revival of Sekt, Germany’s signature sparkling wineIf you know where to look, there's lots to get excited about...
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Weingut Markus Molitor Rieslings and Pinot NoirsTasting the styles of Riesling and Pinot Noir from this famous Mosel producer...
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German Grosses Gewächs new releases: Top winesIs 2018 a Riesling vintage for non-Riesling drinkers?
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Weingut Keller: Producer profileA prominent name in the Rheinhessen since it was established in the late 18th century....
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German Grosses Gewächs new releases – Riesling 2017 and Pinot 2016Exclusive report with tasting notes for Premium subscribers...
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Dönnhoff: Profile and top wines ratedSome of Germany's top Rieslings...
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Top buys from the German VDP wine tasting: 2018 whites & 2017 redsTop German reds and whites from a recent tasting of over 1,000 wines...
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Understanding Grosses Gewächs Riesling and wines to look forHigh scoring wines and what GG means on labels...
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The excitement surrounding German Pinot Noir – ask DecanterAnne Krebiehl MW on the rise of German Pinot Noir
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Expert’s Choice: German Riesling 2011See tasting notes and drinking windows for German Rieslings from the 2011 vintage....
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2000 vintage guide for Germany2000 vintage guide for Germany. Early promise gave way to rain and widespread rot...
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2001 vintage guide for Germany2001 vintage guide for Germany. A great year: clean, concentrated, structured wines worthy of aging.
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2002 vintage guide for Germany2002 vintage guide for Germany. High levels of ripeness and fine acidity are the hallmarks of this vintage.
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2004 vintage guide for Germany2004 vintage guide for Germany. Fresh, fruity white wines with pronounced aromas; good colour and density are the hallmarks of this vintage’s red wines.
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2003 vintage guide for Germany2003 vintage guide for Germany. A great year for red wines—elegant and relatively ripe.
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2005 vintage guide for Germany2005 vintage guide for Germany. The 2005 vintage is already acclaimed as being exceptionally good.
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2006 vintage guide for Germany2006 vintage guide for Germany. Looks like a classic vintage for those who waited before picking but those who didn't produced dilute wines.
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2007 vintage guide for Germany2007 vintage guide for Germany. Outstanding wines in all quality levels, showing a fine balance of ripeness...
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2008 vintage guide for Germany2008 vintage guide for Germany. Hallmarks are fine-boned body, vibrant acidity and ripe fruit flavours. Reds firm and juicy.
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Mosel bridge protesters file criminal complaintCampaigners opposed to the Mosel bridge project in Germany have filed a criminal complaint against the state-backed building plan, following more reports that experts believe it is unsafe.
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Mosel bridge safety concerns ‘unfounded’, says ministryThe local government responsible for the controversial Mosel bridge project in one of Germany's best-known wine regions has rebuffed safety concerns surrounding its building plans.
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Mosel Bridge fails to meet EU standards, says expert
Plans for the controversial Mosel bridge that would carry traffic through Germany's Riesling vineyards don't meet European Union building standards, according to an independent expert.
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Grape rotting fruit fly raises alarm in German vineyardsGerman winemakers have become the latest in Europe to raise concerns over an Asian fruit fly that causes grapes to rot in the vineyards.
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