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Book SynopsisFeaturing sixty-seven exceptional color maps as well as eighty-seven vivid images by photographer Hendrik Holler and others, this title presents atlas of German wine - a detailed reference to vineyards and appellations.
Trade Review"This serious, detailed examination of one of the world's greatest wine countries... is an impressive reference resource." Decanter "For the diligent student or even the mildly curious, it's a great way to learn about the complexities of German viticulture and law as well as the names of all the great vineyards. The book also lists producers the authors deem good, superior or exceptional-so even German-wine neophytes can locate those names on bottle labels." -Lettie Teague's Six Favorite New Wine Books Wall Street Journal "Casual readers will enjoy the maps, the photos by Hendrik Holler and overviews while the serious student will find her reward in the details... Highly recommended." The Wine Economist "A prodigious effort and an excellent reference book that every connoisseur of German wine should have at their ready." International Wine Review "Stunning... Will delight avid Rieseling drinkers with its comprehensive study of one of the workd's leading wine-producing countries... Spans 400 pages and omits nothing." SOMM Journal Review "This herculean reference is required reading for anyone who loves German wine." Wine Spectator "This book is simply the next best thing to exploring the wine regions of Germany in person... An outstanding reference on the subject of German wines." -- Laura Herrell American Reference Books Annual (ARBA)
Table of ContentsForeword Translator's Note Introduction What Makes a Vineyard Unique? The History of Winegrowing in Germany Grape Varieties Maps of the Winegrowing Regions Ahr Mosel Saar Ruwer Mittelrhein Rheingau Nahe Rheinhessen Pfalz Hessische Bergstrasse Baden Wurttemberg Taubertal Franconia Saxony Saale-Unstrut Vineyard Index Village Index Major Producers Acknowledgments and Credits
