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MANFRED KLIMEK
BERLIN - WELT AM SONNTAG
Genau null Zwerg, Knolls Riesling Kellerberg – Tenor eines Hausbesuchs

Precisely zero dwarf, Knoll’s Riesling Kellerberg – Tenor of a house visit

(Manfred Klimek text & photo) He sits at the table, his hands initially still, then patting the bottle of Riesling, the green bottle on the table, with the saint, the bishop, on the label – this little Baroque theatre that has been telling wine connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike since 1961: Nothing fashionable is invented here, here contemporary winemaking is always regarded as Read the full article…

Todbringende Weingüter: Das ungeheure Framing der Süddeutschen Zeitung

Wine estates causing death: the outrageous framing of the Süddeutsche Zeitung

(Manfred Klimek / WELT am SONNTAG) When we look at the vineyards in California or Oregon this autumn, we see nothing less than a scenario that makes one wonder: around thirty per cent of the grapes in the two main US growing regions are not expected to be harvested this year. Not because the weather failed to produce suitable grapes for harvesting, but simply because the Read the full article…

Weinmarkts little helper: die Rolle der Gastro in der Weinkrise

Wine market’s little helper: the role of the hospitality sector in the wine crisis

(Manfred Klimek) There are crises that do not merely mark an end, but the beginning of something else. The cliché that every crisis is also an opportunity is still nonsense – just like the agonisingly prescribed positive thinking. But what are the opportunities in the current wine crisis, actually? Sales are falling, entire harvests remain unharvested, the Read the full article…

Exklusiv: Christian Moueix, Olivier Tregoat, Thomas Duclos und Fiona Morrison über Pomerol, Merlot und die Zukunft im Klimawandel

Exclusive: Christian Moueix, Olivier Tregoat, Thomas Duclos and Fiona Morrison on Pomerol, Merlot and the future in a changing climate

(Manfred Klimek, WELT am SONNTAG, photo: Moueix) It seems like a provocation, and it is one: Château Lafleur, a small and world-famous wine estate in the equally small and world-famous region of Pomerol – where some of the world’s most prominent wine estates reside – is leaving the prestigious area in terms of wine law. The 2025 drought has an already almost cruel Read the full article…

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