German Wine

Okay the packaging here is just adorable, but the real story is the wine in the can. That's right, I said wine in a can. It's actually delicious casual drinking wine and the svelt 250 ml cans are very convenient. Shockingly... Read More

Okay the packaging here is just adorable, but the real story is the wine in the can. That's right, I said wine in a can. It's actually delicious casual drinking wine and the svelt 250 ml cans are very convenient. Shockingly... Read More

Okay the packaging here is just adorable, but the real story is the wine in the can. That's right, I said wine in a can. It's actually delicious casual drinking wine and the svelt 250 ml cans are very convenient. Shockingly... Read More

From Johann Josef to Sebastian to Manfred—and now, to Katharina—the hereditary line of Prüms at this estate is straight and strong. Why is J.J. Prüm still the most famous name in German wine after a hundred... Read More

Johannes Selbach is one of the most prolific, high quality producers of wine in the Mosel region of Germany. We here at Stage Left & Catherine Lombardi's have been fans of Johannes' wines since the mid 1990's shortly... Read More

Today, Johannes Selbach and his wife Barbara, with the help of son Sebastian, manage their vineyards and winery with passion and respect for the estate’s long held traditions. A substantial portion their 24 hectares of vines... Read More

We here at Stage Left have been HUGE fans of Johannes Selbach and his wines since being introduced to his wines over 30 years ago. We make it a point to tatse with Johannes at least once a year, be it here in New Brunswick, or... Read More

We here at Stage Left have been HUGE fans of Johannes Selbach and his wines since being introduced to his wines over 30 years ago. We make it a point to taste with Johannes at least once a year, be it here in New Brunswick, or... Read More

Today, Johannes Selbach and his wife Barbara, with the help of son Sebastian, manage their vineyards and winery with passion and respect for the estate’s long held traditions. A substantial portion their 24 hectares of vines... Read More