| Date: 2005-04-05 01:18:15 |
| From: Bernd Beckschwarte |
Subject: Re: Liebfrauenmilch a tranlations |
| >by Wolfgang Raible > Betreff: [wineforum] Re: Liebfrauenmilch > > > Peter Gebler 'wanted to get rid of an inaccuracy' > thereby helping to spread > it ever more. > Here is the absolutely authoritative statement of > a professional Wine > compendium (in German language). Now read that > and learn the facts: > Auf einem winzigen Fleck Erde, in einem alten > Wormser Klostergarten, an > der Liebfrauenkirche, wächst der gefeierte Wein. > Noch nicht ein halbes > Hektar umfassen die Mauern des eigentlichen > Liebfrauenmilchgartens, etwa > gleich groß der anliegende, sogenannte > Kapuzinergarten, dazu treten noch > 2 1/2 Hektar ähnlicher Lage - das ist alles, was > man allenfalls als > echte Liebfrauenmilch-Gemarkung zusammenfassen > darf! Wie viel > Liebfrauenmilch aber geht in die Welt hinaus! > (Originalpreis einer > Flasche 1893er Liebfrauenmilch-Klostergarten etwa > 5 Mark). es ist eine > leidige Tatsache, daß nur allzuviel des um Worms > wachsenden Weins in > Liebfrauenmilch umgetauft wird, nur der > Luginsland segelt allenfalls > noch unter eigener Flagge. > > cheers with the real thing > Wolf Thx, Wolf.... & for our english speaking friends between the = = marks a humble trial of a translation.. = = start of trans = = On a tiny space of garden, in an old monastery garden at the Liebfrauen Church, a celebrated wine is growing. Less than half a hectare are surrounded by the wall of the Liebfrauen garden itself (= "beloved Maria´s garden" / because "Liebfrau" is another word for Jesus´ Holy Mom / remark from the translator Bernd B). As small as this is the neighbouring capuciners monastery garden, with this combined it is two and a half hectar of a similar / fitting soil - that´s all what we are allowed to name "Liebfrauenmilch" soil. But how much Liebfrauenmilch wine is going out into the world.... The original price of a 1893 Liebfrauenmilch Klostergarten is about 5 Reichsmark (Emperor Wilhelm II. money & times). It is a painful fact that there are irregular huge amounts of wine around Worms being re-branded as Liebfrauenmilch, and only the "Luginsland" (LookIntoTheCounty, outlook point) is sailing under it´s own flag. = = end of trans = = This is a very old statement, but the "thing" seems to have remained the same for 100 yrs... And the shame is remaining the same. As a german and a wine enthusiast I am sorry for the millions of people allover the world who are treated so lousily by this types of german sweet "wine" like Liebfrauenmilch and Blue Nun and Oppenheimer Kroetenbrunnen and Kroever Nacktarsch and and.. They may be seen as a german revenge for Burger King & McDonalds.. Ask your dealer to spend´em to the salvation army... and if you can get them pls. buy the real things: wines like Rauentaler Baiken, Erbacher Marcobrunn, Wehlener Sonnenuhr, Brauneberger Juffer Sonnenuhr, Uerziger Wuerzgarten, Bopparder Hamm, and a huge amount of other correct wines. Ask Sams Wine Guide (Marcus Hofschuster @ www.Wein-Plus.DE ). This will tell you. cheers also Bernd More infos: www.wein-plus.com Unsubscribe: www.wein-plus.com/abmelden.htm |
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