1879 Facts About Champagne and Other Sparkling Wines

LIEJJENSTEIN AND STERRENBERG.

XVII.-THE SPARKLING WINES OF GERMANY (continued) . From Coblenz to Riidesheim- Ewald and Co.'s Establishment and its Plea-– sant Situation- Their Fine Vaulted Cellars and Convenient Accessoi·ies– Their Supplies of W"ine drawn from the most favoured Localities– The Celebrated Vineyards of the Rheingau-Eltville and the extensive Establishment of Matheus Muller-His Vast Stocks of Still and Sparkling German Wines-The Vineyards laid under contribution for the latter– :M. Miiller's Sparkling Johannisberger, Champagne, and Red Sparkling– Assmannshauser-The Site of Gntenberg's Birthplace at Mayence occupied by the Offices and Wine.cellars of Lauteren Sohn-The Sparkling Wine Establishment of the Firm and their Fine Collection of Hocks and :Moselles- The Hocbheim Sparkling Wine Association-Foundation of the Establishment- Its Superior Sparkling Hocks ancl Moselles-The Sparkling Wine Establishments of Stock ancl Sons at Creuznach in the Nahe Valley, of Kessler and Co. at Esslingeu," OR the Neckar, and of