But sometimes travelers never get beyond beer because they have heard that it's necessary to be a snobby expert to appreciate wine. You just need to know what you like. To enjoy a glass of wine, you follow a similar procedure for appreciating beer. Then swirl the wine slightly to release its aromas. Now sniff the wine because this really influences what you taste.
Flavors can range from apples and berries to spring flowers.
At last, take a sip, distributing the liquid through your mouth, to see how many different flavors you can taste. It would be fun to taste wines from each of Germany's wine growing regions, especially since many of these wines are consumed locally and are not available elsewhere. Most of Germany's 13 wine growing regions are in the southwestern part of the country, and are invariably near a river such as the Rhine, which helps to maintain a constant temperature. Wines in each of these regions will be similar in taste from those grown elsewhere. In general, the northern regions produce wines that are light, fruity, and fragrant, while the southern regions produce wines with more body, fuller fruitiness and, in many cases, a powerful flavor.