German Harvest Set to Be Smallest Since 2010 - Harpers Wine & Spirit Trade News
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Germany has recorded its lowest grape harvest in 15 years, according to figures released on Tuesday by the German Wine Institute (DWI).
After the harvest, there is talk of a "pronounced good" vintage. However, the estimation of the quantity is sobering: Less was last harvested in Germany in 2010.
In the largest German wine-growing regions, much less grapes could be harvested this year than in previous years. Although the quantity is declining, the quality seems to be different.
In Germany, as little wine has been harvested as in 15 years. This was the result of the final estimate of the German Wine Institute (DWI) in Bodenheim near Mainz. It is 16 percent less than the average of the last ten years.
Germany is set to record its smallest wine harvest in 15 years this year, with 7.3 million hectoliters of must expected, down seven percent from last year and 16 percent below the 10-year average, the German news agency dpa reports.
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