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Die Twin Wineries Initiative und Elnet Deutschland laden Sie herzlich ein. 3. Deutsch-Israelischer Wein-Gipfel Wir feiern Jubiläum. Und das gleich doppelt! 10 Jahre Twin Wineries 70 Jahre Gründung des Staates Israel Montag, 14. Mai 2018, 14.30 Uhr · Amano Grand Central Hotel Heidestraße 62 · 10557 Berlin Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von: Anmeldung erforderlich bis zum 30.sztabex@gmail.com April 2018 per E-Mail an Frau Renée Salzman: Für telefonische Rückfragen wenden Sie sich an Frau Eva Raps: 06723-2475 Programm 14.30 Uhr Begrüßung Renée Salzman und Eva Raps Sprecherinnen der Twin Wineries Initiative Daniele Nati Executive Director ELNET Deutschland Grisha Alroi-Arloser Geschäftsführer der Deutsch-Israelischen Industrie- und Handelskammer, Tel Aviv Doron Abrahami Gesandter für Wirtschaft und Handel, Botschaft des Staates Israel Gute Tropfen, gute Botschafter: 10 Jahre Twin Wineries Initiative Vorstellung der Twin Wineries, ihrer Aktivitäten und Mitglieder Offizielle Bekanntgabe der neuesten Twin Partnerschaften Gekelterte Lebensfreude: Weinland Israel Die Entdeckung des Weinlandes Israel – ein Überblick über Geschichte, Anbaugebiete, Anbaumethoden, Rebsorten, Klima, Weingüter, Weingenuss, internationale Erfolge Eran Pick Master of Wine, Geschäftsführer und Kellermeister Tzora Vineyards Herausforderungen für die Landwirtschaft der Zukunft Prof. Dr. Hans R. Schultz Präsident Hochschule Geisenheim University Twin Talk mit Stuart Pigott Der renommierte Weinjournalist Stuart Pigott im Gespräch mit Winzern der Twin Wineries Initiative aus Deutschland und Israel 16.30 Uhr Simply The Best: Deutsch-Israelische Weinprobe 20 deutsche und 20 israelische Weingüter präsentieren ihre besten Weine Die Twins Weingut Heymann-Löwenstein, Mosel Margalit Winery, Binyamina Weingut Georg Breuer, Rheingau Galil Mountain Winery, Kibbutz Yiron Weingut Georg Mosbacher, Pfalz Vitkin Winery, Kfar Vitkin Weingut Prinz Salm, Nahe Tulip Winery, Kfar Tikva Hessische Staatsweingüter Kloster Eberbach, Rheingau Golan Heights Winery, Katzrin Staatlicher Hofkeller Würzburg, Franken Teperberg Winery, Tzora Baron Knyphausen, Rheingau Adir Winery, Kerem Ben Zimra Weingut von Hövel, Saar-Mosel Bazelet Hagolan Winery, Kidmat Zvi Weingut S.A. Prüm, Mosel Recanati Winery, Emek Hefer Weingut Kaufmann, Rheingau Seahorse Winery, Bar Giora Weingut Schloss Westerhaus, Rheinhessen Yatir Winery, Tel Arad Weingut Nik Weis St. Urbans-Hof, Mosel Flam Winery, Eshtaol Weingut Josten & Klein, Ahr Sphera Winery, Givat Yeshayahu Weingut Eymann, Pfalz Somek Winery, Zichron-Yaacov Weingut Hans Wirsching, Franken Kishor Vineyards, Kishorit Weingut Selbach-Oster, Mosel Tzora Vineyards, Tzora Wein&Gut Bernhard Stenner, Rheinhessen Vortman Winery, Haifa Weingut Behringer, Franken Odem Mountain Winery, Odem Weingut Schätzle, Baden NEU Yaffo Winery, Neve Michael Weingut Drautz-Able, Württemberg NEU Lueria Winery, Safsufa S I N N D E S I G N Sterzenbach Jürgen.

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