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German 2007s – recommended producers

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Germany 2007

The following producers seemed to me to have managed a particularly high level of consistency in the 2007 vintage. I'm especially pleased that this is not just a list of the same old names.

Acham-Magin, Pfalz
St Antony, Rheinhessen
Battenfeld Spanier, Rheinhessen
Clemens-Busch, Mosel
Diel, Nahe
Dönnhoff, Nahe
Emrich-Schönleber, Nahe
Glaser-Himmelstoss, Franken
Fritz Haag, Mosel
Willi Haag, Mosel
Reinhold Haardt, Mosel
Heyl zu Herrnsheim, Rheinhessen
Heymann-Löwenstein, Mosel (only sweet wines tasted)
von Hövel, Mosel
Karthäuserhof, Ruwer
Klaus-Peter Keller, Rheinhessen
Josef Leitz, Rheingau
Schloss Lieser, Mosel
Dr Loosen, Mosel
Georg Mosbacher, Pfalz
Egon Müller, Saar
von Othegraven, Saar
St Urbans-Hof, Mosel...
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