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After a changeable summer, this year's Palatinate wine is eagerly awaited. The vintage could be interesting, says Prof. Ulrich Fischer and explains why climate change, of all things, makes red wine even better. SWR Aktuell: The main grape harvest in the Palatinate starts today. What is your forecast: What will the 2021 vintage be like? Prof. Ulrich Fischer: The 2021 vintage really is ...

On August 2, 2021, a total of 53 dual-track students in the Bachelor’s program in Viticulture & Enology will begin their orientation semester. The COVID-19 pandemic has thus not had a negative impact on applicant numbers. Compared to previous years, student enrollment has increased once again. Students at the Wine Campus have always benefited from small class sizes and individualized ...

On July 6, we were delighted to receive a visit from Carina Konrad, Member of the Bundestag. Ms. Konrad is a member of the Bundestag and is particularly committed to agriculture, viticulture and rural areas. After a welcome and introduction by Günter Hoos, Director of the Rural Area Service Center (DLR) Rhenish Palatinate, we were able to hold interesting discussions with our guests on ...

After two semesters of online teaching, the students of the first year of the Franco-German Master's in Viticulture and Enology were finally able to come together. From June 7 to 18, they attended lectures, exercises and labs at the Wine Campus Neustadt. Thanks to an extensive cultural program, they were able to experience the Palatinate up close. With events in the subjects ...

Containers will cover the additional space requirements for the winter semester - state draws up a master plan for the site Containers will meet the additional space needs for the winter semester—the state is developing a master plan for the site The Wine Campus Neustadt gained more space in 2016 with the addition of a new building. But that is no longer enough, says Günther Hoos, ...

Pioneering research and development work receives 4 million euros in funding Forward-looking research and development work receives 4 million euros in funding   The go-ahead has been given for the two research projects SmartGrape and PINOT. On May 10, Federal Minister Julia Klöckner handed over the funding decisions to the eleven partners. "Digitalization has long since arrived in ...

As part of a survey, around 50 Palatinate wineries gave their assessment of the relevance of social media. The results were published by the Marketing department in a one-pager, which is now available for download. In addition to a general assessment of the use of social media, the wineries surveyed also indicated which channels they consider to be forward-looking, what goals they pursue ...

More than 150 people attended the successful digital event on April 22, 2021. The German Wine Institute (DWI) and Wine Campus Neustadt were very pleased with the great response and the high quality of the presentations, which could be followed via a live stream. This year's forum addressed relevant and forward-looking topics. "Innovation management is exciting for companies and the ...

Students on the dual Master's degree program in Viticulture & Enology receive additional financial support Thanks to funding from the Franco-German University (DFH), students on the Franco-German Master's degree course in Viticulture & Enology will receive a mobility grant of 300 euros per month for their stay at the Université de Haute-Alsace in Colmar from the winter semester 2021/2022. ...

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