Six years ago I began to study the range of beers in the German supermarkets have long reached such a degree of awareness that my stores region can not offer me any unfamiliar brand.
all changed, now I drink beer and wine often seems the time has come to understand something in this noble drink. Culture of wine consumption seems much harder to beer culture, no one did not come to mind to talk about what kind of beer is better suited for pistachio and which under the chips, not to mention the fact that beer is not important year bottling ... And here ... many conventions ... red wine to drink non-refrigerated, to love you want exceptionally dry wine ...
This week saw three wines:
1.) Dornfelder lieblich 2009 wappen der pfalz.
Dornfelder - a grape. lieblich something like our "sweet" and three words at the end point that the wine from the Palatinate, that is German. Wine is cheap (1.5 euros / 60 USD) and tasty.
German wines are still too can drink.
2.) Ahr Winzer 2009 portugieser qualitaetswein lieblich.
This wine is expensive (5 Euro / 200 USD) and tastier. The word "portugieser" kakbe hints that wine from Portugal, but written on the back "Wein aus Deutschland" embarrassing. Vickie says that it Ahr Rhine tributary and in the region grow just grapes for red wines. The largest vineyard in Germany.
3.) Le filou vin de france - vin rouge francais sweet
Sweet wine from France, too, seems about five per bottle. "Filou" from French "rogue".
On the back of the bottle piercing text in German, that drinking wine should be together at the end of a romantic evening. Text is lying - wine disappoint us. Too sweet, probably still "sweet" bust and take the necessary "lieblich".
Lieblich: when the sugar from the 18-to 45-grams per liter. "Sec" and "demi-sec" be it in French, which is strange, as "Sec" means "dry." But where the sugar in the German table wines - a "brut" is the French.
very naive cast a spell, about the wines do not know anything, I'll be glad to any advice. Once I was in my opinion have already talked about the wines and I was advised African and Chilean.
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