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Dry January? Wetter, Wein & Angebote

Das neue Jahr beginnt kalt & nass – und wir finden das tatsächlich großartig!

So viel Niederschlag wie in diesem Winter hatten wir seit Jahrzehnten nicht mehr. Der Boden ist dermaßen stark gesättigt, dass das überschüssige Wasser einfach den Hang hinunterfließt und dabei Schadstoffe und Schädlinge auf natürliche Weise mit sich nimmt. Man könnte sagen, der Boden reinigt sich selbst...

Wer seine Weinvorräte schon für den Februar bereitlegen möchte, kann seine Nase bereits in den verheißungsvollen Jahrgang 2024 stecken. Die ersten zwei Weine sind abgefüllt. Hier geht's zum Angebot....

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Foto: Pellenc Traubenvollernter - Weinlese 2024

We know this from classic fairy tales: if you get into dire straits, the white knight comes galloping up and saves you from certain doom. We winemakers have a "white knight" like that too, only his horse drinks diesel.

This year we desperately needed him, our knight, because the weather behaved like the proverbial dragon:

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Foto: Rebblüte 2024 Weingut Graf von Weyher Pfalz

We live on a cloud. A cloud of scent made of pollen and sunshine. In the last few weeks our vines have been blooming in the beautiful Palatinate, and there is no more wonderful scent in the world. The bees are in a frenzy of joy and we are happy too, especially because the year did not start so rosy:

After a short, warm spring phase at the start of the year (in February!), frost came again in May and caused the tender shoots to freeze in many vineyards in the 13 German wine-growing regions , as we have already reported. Our vineyards around Weyher were lucky and were spared, thanks to our protected and special location.

And then the rain came...

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Bild: Wein Wein Wein Weingut Graf von Weyher Pfalz

We have three highlights to announce in May!

Highlight number 1 - Cold Sophie is over, the last day of the so-called Ice Saints. Since Thursday (May 16th) the danger of frost has officially been averted. And we can finally breathe a sigh of relief, because our delicate plants are no longer in danger. We were just extremely lucky this year, because in Saxony and Franconia, on the Moselle and in Rheinhessen there were very high losses due to severe frost: up to 90% of the buds froze to death.

The reason? ...

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