Germany’s is one of the world’s top wine import markets. If you’ve got quality wine at a moderate price to offer, here’s who Felix Bodmann says you should speak to.
The German winery landscape is shrinking, facing declining revenue and a sales slump. Miriam Müller explores how wineries are finding pathways to navigate this predicament.
In the current market environment, wine cooperatives are facing challenges, with even well-known supermarket brands experiencing losses. But Katja Apelt finds that modern concepts are proving successful.
Six of Germany's top ten distributors matched or exceeded their 2023 performance in 2024. Katja Apelt examines the trend and predicts a non-alcoholic future.
According to a market analysis by NielsenIQ, commissioned by the German Wine Institute (DWI), the purchased volume of wine decreased by 4%, sales decreased by 5%.
From Italian and Japanese to hearty German and elegant French, Düsseldorf's culinary landscape presents a dazzling, almost overwhelming array of choices. Anke Kronemeyer reports.
Alcohol sales in retail traditionally decline in January, and this trend has become increasingly pronounced recently. However, other product groups are also affected.
The picturesque Moselle Valley in Luxembourg is well known and firmly established as a preferred destination for discerning wine enthusiasts. Now – more and more – Crémant de Luxembourg is claiming a greater share of the spotlight.
