German wine gains more format year after year. This constant and sustainable development didn’t receive much recognition, particularly in the capital. It’s very difficult to find a satisfying assortment of German wine which is classified in the Great Growth of vinification. A remarkable exception is the “Gendarmerie” restaurant which is located in one of Berlin’s most beautiful places, the “Gendarmenmarkt”.
As one first enters the place, a bar of 32 foot in length which dominates the food lounge comes to sight. Behind the bar, there’s an enormous, bacchanalian painting hanging on the wall.
The wine list deserves some attention as well. We introduce to you a few names of the impressive German wine the Gendarmerie carries:
2009 Riesling “Wehlener Sonnenuhr” AusleseWeingut J.J. Prühm
2010 Riesling “Morstein” QbA, trockenWeingut Wittmann
2011 Riesling “Forster Ungeheuer”QbA, trockenWeingut Dr. Bürklin-Wolf
2009 Riesling “Schweigener Sonnenberg”QbA, trockenWeingut Friedrich Becker
2010 Riesling “Johannisberger Silberlack”QbA, trockenWeingut Schloss Johannisberg
2008 Riesling “Berg Rottland”QbA, trockenWeingut Georg Breuer
2009 Chardonnay Selection SQbA, trockenWeingut Franz Keller
2009 Grüner Veltliner “Rosenberg”DACWeingut Bernhard Ott
2009 Spätburgunder “Kammerberg” QbA, trockenWeingut Friedrich Becker
2006 Imperial 6lDAC, trockenCabernet Sauvignon/Blaufränkisch/Cabernet Franc/MerlotSchloss Halbturn
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