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The Traisental may be the youngest and smallest wineregions in Austria, but it is one of the most innovative. With the Traisental DAC there are now the first wines of controlled origin to be produced from two grape varieties. The results of the first tastings have been good. 
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In an age in which red wines appear to be becoming constantly darker, more extracted, and more concentrated, life is not easy for a grape variety such as Schiava, known in German as Vernatsch. This ancient grape variety from the Alto Adige region produces rather light-coloured wines... 
In a world characterised by an ever increasing number of ever more complicated brand names in the field of wine, it is essential to provide consumers with some form of orientation, and with a set of comprehensible values. A guarantee of controlled origin, a set and limited number of permitted varieties... 
Germany is by far the market with the lowest entry level prices in Europe. So what can the customer expect to be in a bottle of 2 sparkling wine? Wein-Plus made the test with supermarket sparklers from all price ranges and gives you an interesting view into the German market.