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Sorry, but wine and Germany have nothing whatsoever to do together.
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Rage wrote: Sorry, but wine and Germany have nothing whatsoever to do together.
According to what?
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According to anyone non-German who ever tasted one.
Do not make as this were a surprised, your fellow co-citizens actually pour water with gas into their wine glass...
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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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HobbyProggy wrote: i never saw that before
I cannot believe you have never heard about Weinschorle. Are you German ? In the past, I brought wine to celebrate the end of my internship or when I changed jobs, and most of the colleagues mixed it with water ( now that I know they are doing it, I only bring cheap German wine and no real Alsatian wine anymore).
There are different quality of wine, and there are some good German white wines, but honestly nowhere near what is produced in Alsace. Cite me only which is worth it...
HobbyProggy wrote: 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
This is a matter of taste. You'd have trouble finding professionals backing this up, though.
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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 
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 
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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) 
HobbyProggy wrote: Basically thats more German than French
This is how one or two World War started.  Actually, a true Alsiacian, is neither French nor German, he is ... Alsacian.
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Rage wrote: he is ... Alsacian
That's one up from a luxemburger isnt it? :P
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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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Erudite_Eric wrote: Ah, a 'spritzer' in English.
Now i know the english meaning for that ! Thanks a lot 
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Oh what tosh, Alsace is almost German anyway!
(But seriously, there are some really nice sweet wines in Germany, as well as some dry ones)
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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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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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Who upvotes this stuff? 
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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I guess the guy from Alsace?
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Wine at work?!?
What do you do? Are you a chef or wine-taster or something?
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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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<voice type="Ebeneezer Scrooge"> Bah. dumb bugs </voice>
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I'm the type of guy who comes in the office, makes coffee, boots PC (witch was switched off), sips coffee, reads mail, reads daily websites and then starts working (although reading mail is working, kinda). Some colleagues come in, sit down, take PC out of hibernate and start working within seconds.
I'm curious what do you do at the start of the day... ?
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Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952)
Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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Didn't see that one coming
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Yeah, i curse that moment when you know you shouldn't leave the bed, but you still have to do it 
Microsoft ... the only place where VARIANT_TRUE != true
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Wake up, fall out of bed, drag a comb across my head, find my way downstairs and drink a cup, then looking up, notice I am late, find my coat and grab my hat, make the bus in seconds flat, find my way upstairs and have a smoke, then somebody speaks and I go into a dream.
Ah.
Maybe I should write a song about it?
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Good idea! Perhaps you could get McCartney to knock out a tune for it? 
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952)
Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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