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Pomegranate Mulled Wine

There’s something magical about cold winter evenings when the scent of spices and warm wine fills the air. This year, I invite you to make your celebrations extra special with a unique twist: Pomegranate Mulled Wine! Made with pomegranate wine from Armenia – in a beautiful bottle shaped like a pomegranate – this mulled wine is unforgettable in both taste and appearance. Perfect for Shab-e Yalda or any outdoor Christmas gathering. Let’s dive into this flavorful experience together!

Unforgettable Day at the Rheingau Gourmet & Wine Festival

*Press trip Rheingau Gourmet & Wine Festival* When I received the invitation to the Rheingau Gourmet & Wine Festival at Hotel & Restaurant Kronenschlösschen, I knew I was in for an extraordinary culinary experience. Kronenschlösschen in Eltville-Hattenheim is very well known all over the world for its excellent cuisine, charming ambiance, and exceptional hospitality. The event’s backdrop of vineyards and picturesque villages in the heart of the Rheingau added a unique touch. Are you ready to join me for this unforgettable day at the Rheingau Gourmet & Wine Festival? Watch my Reel on Instagram

Chicken Liver in Pomegranate jus with Quince Rings Sweet Potato Puree and Dark Horse Wine

My today’s recipe chicken liver in pomegranate jus with quince rings sweet potato puree and Dark Horse Wine is a real delicacy and could be an old oriental dish from the house of the Sultan. My pan-fried chicken liver is crispy on the outside and juicy rosy on the inside. It has a creamy texture and tastes simply delicious when combined with sweet quince caramelized in quince juice and honey and a creamy sweet potato purée. The crispy baked sage and the strong sweet and sour pomegranate jus, give the dish a unique flavor explosion! A perfect match is a strong red wine and in this case, a dry Zinfandel from Dark Horse goes perfectly with it.

Wellness, Wein und Genussreise Bad Krozingen

Wellness, Wine and Gourmet Trip Bad Krozingen

*Press trip with Gourmet Connection and Bad Krozingen*. Germany has a total of 13 wine-growing regions. Each has its own special flair, its own winemaking traditions, its own scenic landscape, special grape types and idyllic guesthouses where you can visit and have a great original meal. The largest German wine-growing region is Rheinhessen, then the Pfalz and the third largest and the most southern wine-growing region is Baden. A unique wine growing region in Baden is the Markgräflerland. Let me take you on a Wellness, Wine and Gourmet trip Bad Krozingen in the Markgräflerland. Bad Krozingen is located in the three-country corner of Germany, France and Switzerland in the southern Black Forest only 15 km from Freiburg.

Road Trip along the German apple wine route “Route du Äppler”

*Culinary Press Trip “Route du Äppler” in cooperation with Gourmet Connection and Hessentourismus* Let me take you on my Culinary Press Trip “Road Trip along German apple wine route “Route du Äppler” as plenty has happened in the Hessian apple wine scene. I would like to give you an idea of a fruity and fresh taste experience by sharing some facts about the “Äppler”, the German apple wine. The apple wine route passes over 250 km through the state of Hessen, starting in the south at the “Kelterei Krämer” and ending in the north at the “Brennerei Döhne” where about 12 local producers produce the delicious apple wine also called Stöffche. Join me on the part of the “Route du Äppler” around the region of Odenwald and Taunus outside of Frankfurt. The journey leads along beautiful meadow orchards and picturesque Hessian timber-framed houses. From Frankfurt to the Odenwald to Beerfurth, Reichelsheim, Michelstadt and ends in Oberursel in Taunus. The weather is on our side, too, and we are enjoying truly summer-like temperatures this spring. “The …

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