German- World famous as the homeland of Riesling. German wine regions are now enjoying a new era of quality winemaking, proving that Germany is so much more than a country that just produces sweet wines. Over 250,000 acres of vineyards stretch across 13 subregions currently growing Riesling, Pinot Blanc, and Pinot Gris.

Germany has become the world's top Riesling producer, developing a wide range of styles from dry and lean-to succulently sweet. The country's cool climate, also means that grapes can have a high natural sweetness, allowing winemakers to produce those delicious sweet wines Germany has always been so famous for. Today, a new generation of ambitious winemakers, who have traveled the world in search of inspiration, are not only turning out some of the finest dry white wines you’ll find on the planet but also exquisite Pinot Noir.

Nahe produces the most Riesling and parts of Pfalz, you'll see a strong dominance of red wines, particularly Pinot Noir which is known here as Spätburgunder.