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Glass of Sylvaner for lunch

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  • H HobbyProggy

    whitewine from Germany = best :)

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    Erudite_Eric
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    There are some god ones, for sure, and I do like them but Alsatian/Luxembourg wines are the same as Germans wines IMO. However there are some really good whites form elsewhere though! :) (However if I am in a whit mood Gwertz is damn nice tipple)

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    • R Rage

      Sorry, but wine and Germany have nothing whatsoever to do together.

      ~RaGE();

      I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb

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      Erudite_Eric
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      Oh what tosh, Alsace is almost German anyway! ;P (But seriously, there are some really nice sweet wines in Germany, as well as some dry ones)

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      • H HobbyProggy

        Rage wrote:

        your fellow co-citizens actually pour water with gas into their wine glass...

        i don't understand o.O , and i never saw that before. [EDIT:] Now i got it :)! You mean "Schorle" (Wine+Water with gas), yeah this makes cheap wine for 1 or 2 euros drinkable ;) But i actually feel sorry for anyone who never tasted German White wine :) I have tried lots of wines from all over the world, even from countries i didn't expect good wine from. But German White wine is definately one of the best, even though i pretty like now the southafrican one. It's not only France that can produce wine, and imo the few good reds from France are not as a good as the ones from spain, mexico or southafrica. But it's still a matter of taste and preferrence if dry, fruity, heavy or light, cuvee and of course the grape variety.

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        Erudite_Eric
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        Ah, a 'spritzer' in English. I was at a wine fair recently in Germany and got a chance to taste a lot of wines I had heard of such as the bierenauslesen wines and they were every bit as good as I hoped. Very nice.

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        • A Abhinav S

          Wine at work?!? What do you do? Are you a chef or wine-taster or something?

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          Erudite_Eric
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          No, Software engineer. If I want to drink a glass of wine at lunch I will, and bedamned those who say otherwise!

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          • E Erudite_Eric

            Ah, a 'spritzer' in English. I was at a wine fair recently in Germany and got a chance to taste a lot of wines I had heard of such as the bierenauslesen wines and they were every bit as good as I hoped. Very nice.

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            HobbyProggy
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            Erudite_Eric wrote:

            Ah, a 'spritzer' in English.

            Now i know the english meaning for that ! Thanks a lot :)

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            • Z ZurdoDev

              Who upvotes this stuff? :confused:

              There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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              Erudite_Eric
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              I guess the guy from Alsace?

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              • H HobbyProggy

                Rage wrote:

                cannot believe you have never heard about Weinschorle. Are you German

                Already Corrected it, i am german so i didn't know what you were talking about with water and gas :laugh: And yes as i said "Weinschorle" is made with cheap wine. http://www.reversewinesnob.com/2013/05/top-10-white-wines-under-20-dollars.html[^] It's not France that takes #1 :) (but also not Germany)

                Rage wrote:

                produced in Alsace

                Basically thats more German than French :suss:

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                Rage
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                HobbyProggy wrote:

                "Weinschorle

                The colleagues mixed water with my Gewurztraminer Vendanges Tardives 2007. I could have killed them.

                HobbyProggy wrote:

                It's not France that takes #1

                But Alsace made it twice in the Top10 (and I have much better references than the Schlumberger for Pinot Gris) ;P

                HobbyProggy wrote:

                Basically thats more German than French

                This is how one or two World War started. :rolleyes: Actually, a true Alsiacian, is neither French nor German, he is ... Alsacian.

                ~RaGE();

                I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb

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                • J Jorgen Andersson

                  I do that every month.

                  Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello[^]

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                  David C Hobbyist
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                  I do that every day. :)

                  David

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                  • R Rage

                    HobbyProggy wrote:

                    "Weinschorle

                    The colleagues mixed water with my Gewurztraminer Vendanges Tardives 2007. I could have killed them.

                    HobbyProggy wrote:

                    It's not France that takes #1

                    But Alsace made it twice in the Top10 (and I have much better references than the Schlumberger for Pinot Gris) ;P

                    HobbyProggy wrote:

                    Basically thats more German than French

                    This is how one or two World War started. :rolleyes: Actually, a true Alsiacian, is neither French nor German, he is ... Alsacian.

                    ~RaGE();

                    I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb

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                    Erudite_Eric
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                    Rage wrote:

                    he is ... Alsacian

                    That's one up from a luxemburger isnt it? :P

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                    • E Erudite_Eric

                      Oh what tosh, Alsace is almost German anyway! ;P (But seriously, there are some really nice sweet wines in Germany, as well as some dry ones)

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                      Bergholt Stuttley Johnson
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                      it was German/French/German/French so its only a matter of time till its back to German

                      You cant outrun the world, but there is no harm in getting a head start Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.

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