Bundesweinlaw (Germany)

The Bundesweinlaw, or Federal Wine Law, is the German legislation governing the production, labeling, and quality of wine. Established to ensure high standards, it defines wine classifications, such as Qualitätswein and Prädikatswein, which indicate quality levels based on factors like grape variety and region. The law also regulates elements such as alcohol content and geographical designations, ensuring that consumers can trust the authenticity and quality of German wines. Overall, it promotes both fair trade practices and consumer protection in the wine industry.