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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Germany Wine' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Germany Wine Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Germany Wine 1. Bed And Breakfast In Rheinland-pfalz - By: Michael Russell Rheinland-Pfalz is one of Germany’s most bucolic destinations. Its vineyards stretch all over the hills, on both of the shores of the Mosel River. This is the region with the highest export rate for wine and Trier is the very land of sparkling wine. Here wine is cheaper than beer, and ... Featured ArticleWines Of Germany You're inside a Winery having a look around. Here on a special invitation to taste some of the best wines available that are grown in the region, you and some acquaintances are receiving the grand tour. This winery has always exported its wine but is planning to sell its wine domestically soon. They are organizing tours for people in their region. Since you have never been at a wine tasting before, you brushed up on all the procedures. You're familiar with the cat ...
Read full story 2. German Gift -- Make The Right Decision - By: Marcus Hochstadt The Right German Gift Is Often Something Different Than A Flower Or A Bottle Of Wine. Read On To Find Out. The most given German gifts are flowers for women an a bottle of wine for men. But you could do better. A bottle of wine, unless it is 50 years old, will be drunk at one o... 3. Wines Of Germany - By: Michael Russell You're inside a Winery having a look around. Here on a special invitation to taste some of the best wines available that are grown in the region, you and some acquaintances are receiving the grand tour. This winery has always exported its wine but is planning to sell its wine domestica... 4. Sightseeing Through Historic Cities In Germany - By: Joe Goertz Ever wonder what it would be like to experience life in Germany?If you want to experience the culture of the historical citiesof Germany, it is a good idea to look at the points of interestin the many cities before you go so you can pick out thehighlights you are most interested in seeing.... 5. Cologne Germany -- 18 Insider Tips -- Part 2 Of 2 - By: Marcus Hochstadt Cologne Germany has a lot to offer, and in this second part I give you the remaining 10 insider tips you surely already were looking for... Old town of Cologne Germany is the starting point for most people. It is world-wide well-known from lots of postcards. Old houses, countless churches... 6. Travel In Germany - Rothenburg - By: Pamela Bruce The town of Rothenburg is one of the most popular touristdestinations in Germany, and once you get there, you will seewhy. Once upon a time, many German towns looked like this:quaint half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, all thissurrounded by a wall with many towers. Unfortunately, most... 7. Travel - Christmas In Germany - By: Jason Bauder Christmas Markets in GermanyHere's something of interest to Christmas lovers all over theworld. It just so happens that Christmas is a very big deal inGermany. And being a big deal, Germans spare no expense atenjoying the holidays. If you love Christmas then you shouldmake it a point to ... 8. Vacations - France, Germany, Switzerland - By: Jay Bauder The region of the three frontiers where France, Switzerland andGermany meet is known for its rich artistic delights, culturalheritage, intellectual history and outdoor activities. Borderingthe Black Forest, the Alsace region has much to offer and istruly a unique place to live. If you find y... 9. Travel To Germany: The Pulse Of European History - By: Frank Johnson Germany has long been a mover and shaker of European history, creating waves in time for the rest of the continent to ride out. From Charlemagne and Otto von Bismarck to Nazism and the Cold War, Germany has become the epicenter of cutting-edge culture and music, and centuries of traditio... 10. Wine - Sparkling Wines - By: Michael Russell As an alternative to Champagne we often find ourselves drinking a good sparkling wine from California, New York, Spain, Italy or elsewhere. One of the reasons for this is price. A good sparkling wine will cost less than good Champagne, plus there is a greater diversity of sparkling wines... 11. Frankfurt Germany -- 12 Insider Tips - By: Marcus Hochstadt In the city with its international airport 650,000 humans live. It is a very modern large city and became the ' turntable of Europe '. In Frankfurt important industrial enterprises and wholesale dealer are resident like also many banks. Not only the German Federal Bank, but also the European Central... 12. Bartending In Australia - By: Michael Russell The Australian country pub, located in the main street of a dusty, out-of-the-way place is quite often the only substantial building in a small town. A centre of socialising for the district’s inhabitants, the country pub has long held an affectionate place in the folklore of rural Australia. A meet... 13. Export Wines From The Paarl Valley - Cape Town - By: (see Article) Paarl is situated just over fifty km from Cape Town and the superb wines are so popular that Paarl Tourism is booming with international and local wine lovers. The vineyards of Paarl are distributed across three main types of soil. In the area along the Berg River they are gro... 14. Christmas Traditions In Germany - By: Jared Winston Countries all across the world celebrate the winter solstice holiday season in their own unique ways. Some such as Christmas and Hanukah are religious celebrations, while others are non-religious celebrations of nature, people and the coming spring solstice. The reasoning behind the various holiday ... 15. Family Christmas Traditions From Germany - By: Jane Roseen German legend says that, on Christmas Eve, all the rivers turnto wine, the animals speak to each other and to humans, treesbear fruit, church bells ring from the sea, and gems pour forthfrom the mountains. Is it any wonder, then, that familyChristmas traditions in Germany are bold, beautiful... 16. French Follies: Will France Ever Learn From Its Own History? - By: Robert Ditmar By its lack of support for military action against Saddam, in addition to its collaborative actions with the Iraqi regime, France is once again trodding down the road of appeasement and surrender. When France soon becomes a majority Muslim nation and an Islamic Republic, I am ce... 17. Suzys Journal Of The Christmas Markets Germany - By: Suzy Davis I arrive with our my Adventures For Singles (www.adventuresforsingles.com) group in Munich and our guide makes it clear this is Bavaria. Bavarians favor autonomy from Germany and even have their own language. Ive been here many times but looking through sober eyes now, I find it mor... 18. Anniversary Gifts 10 – 60: Knowing Your Gems - By: Michael Russell You’ve made it through the first ten years, reason enough to be thankful. But it’s especially after having been together for so long when it’s tough to find a gift for an anniversary. When you look at the upcoming years and the themes for each anniversary, you see that things might get expensive. An... 19. Arts - Are We Being Deceived By The Experts? - By: Michael Russell Arts. The word itself conjures up some wonderful images. But let us look at what it means to people in general. Whenever the word arts is mentioned, the first reaction would naturally be for people to think of galleries, the grand masters, perhaps even sculpture. They may even envisage opera, ballet... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
 GETTING THERE: Frankfurt's is the closest major airport to the Rhine and Mosel wine routes. Because we began in Freiburg, we flew |
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