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What Should You Know About German Wines

What should I know about German wines?



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 May 01 '02 Ludwig Neuhaus Riesling Pfalz - 2000
Not the best Riesling I've tried for the money, but something decent enough to try with a simple German dinner. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 Apr 19 '02 Ludwig Neuhaus Piesporter Michelsberg Kabinett - 2000
Under $5 a bottle... a great summer wine. I recommend it. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 Apr 29 '02 Ludwig Neuhaus Niersteiner Gutes Domtal - Rheinhessen, 2000 Qualitätswein
A sweet, honeyed wine from the Riesling Capital of Germany. Under $5 a bottle. A great summer wine. I recommend it. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 May 14 '02 J. Koll + Cie 1996 Mainzer Domherr Spätlese
Don't be surprised by the funk. Spätlese wines may present some strange features: like a nose that is suggestive of road tar, diesel, or some kind of petroleum resin. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 Oct 08 '02 Ludwig Neuhaus Auslese Rheinhessen 1999
An interesting wine at a bargain price -- Ludwig Neuhaus Auslese Rheinhessen 1999. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 Sep 26 '02 Ludwig Neuhaus Piesporter Goldtroefchen Kabinett - 2000
A super light wine for hot weather drinking. A good value at $5, but not a particularly impressive wine. I don't recommend this one. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 Aug 27 '02 Ludwig Neuhaus Gau-Odernheimer Petersberg Kabinett, 2000
Gau-Odernheim -- a small town in Germany's Rheinhessen wine region. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 Oct 23 '02 Ludwig Neuhaus Zeller Schwarze Katz, 2000 Qualitatswein
Some facts and figures about the German wine industry. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
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 May 15 '01 1999 Dr. Beckermann Zeller Schwarze Katz
Credit the Romans and the French for the rise of the German Wine Industry. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
   

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