Just seen this on the tastings calendar.
Thanks for the heads up on the tasting and the little teaser on some of the wines to be offered. Despite the potential expense Iām very much looking forward to seeing what else might be in the pipeline.
I might have to apply for a part time job next month though 
I was looking forward to / afraid of this 
Sorry - am probably being a bit denseā¦ Are you suggesting that because three of the wines are out-of-stock, that theyāve been removed from sale pending a Germany offer? Wouldnāt that spoil the mini-masterclass tasting in two weeks time if so?
I think theyāre not yet in stock. Iāve not seen them before, at any rate. Iād imagine they will be in stock fairly shortly.
Ah, I see - thought theyād already been on sale and had sold out. I will look out for an imminent and tasty looking email - the masterclass looks very interesting! Thank-you!
Oooer, I hope Iām right now
I really hope youāre not. (In a āI really hope you areā sort of way, but I want some Burgundy!)
Exactly, wonāt matter either way - If there is, Iām in but if not, the money will go elsewhere anywayā¦ Too much lovely wineā¦ 
Hello all!
The Germany offer is, indeed, incoming. The wines that are featured in the event are all part of a mixed case that will be available for sale next week (they will also be sold individually too.)
I should reiterate that Catherine and I are talking about Grape Varieties, Labelling and Regions rather than specifically about these wines in depth so itās not a requirement of the event to have the wines 
But of course, we always love if you have at least one.
Iāll send an update on here the moment that the mixed case and subsequently the final 3 wines go live.
As mentioned, and I am sure you can all understand, the stocks of these wines are just too small to launch any earlier so I appreciate it means a quick turnaround if you wish to order ahead of the tasting hence why itās not designed to āneedā the wines. And - as always - if you wish to go back and re-watch the recording once you have the wine then thatās a brilliant option too!
Thanks all and hope to see you there!
Hello all! I can now confirm that the wines for the event are going to be available from this Friday, so hopefully worthy of a weekend browse 
Too ā¦ many ā¦ options ā¦
worth doing a search for Germany 2019 on the website
I tried that yesterday, have there been a few more added?
Edit: ah yes, quite a few more. Plenty to tempt. Havenāt checked all of them, but thereās at least one wine with typos on the wine name and an error in the description.
@laura, over to you to flag for corrections.
Schloss Lieser wines are really on song now and fairly priced too, I think the Auslese Goldcap for Ā£43 is probably going to be a half bottle (or its a bargain!)
Nice discount on the mixed case, was tempted but just ordered my own selection of everyday wines as thatās what I need and I wonāt have āfine wineā money until my other halfās half century in May.
I have just browsed the '19s Germany wines, bit of an all things to all men, one or two stand out Rieslings but I feel TWS have missed a trick in what was a magnificent year for the grape, there are so many good buys out there yet TWS have largely ignored many superb producers especially in the Kabinett category and it was very much a Kabinett year.
And they have gone for an across the board choice with areas and grapes which may be good marketing? but have then largely ignored so many good Rieslings especially from the Moselle, TWS list for Germany has been a bit like this for awhile.
Just three GGs from two producers who are not top of the tree , good but not what you would call exciting, disappointing list.
TWS now sell more Austrian wine than German. Is that a result of the wines available for sale or membersā tastes? Would love to hear some thoughts.
Agree with you, particularly on the Kabinett wines. Iām not a gold cap level drinker, but everything Iāve read seems to indicate Kabinett wines are fantastic in 2019, where are the others?
I expect there will be more 2019ās to come on an ad āhockā basis
I spend about a quarter of my wine budget on German wine, so thereās never enough for me! Iād like to see more Mosel too, love some of the Terrassenmosel producers like Franzen or Heymann Lowenstein on the list as they are pretty exciting imo.
Availability, awful presentation on the list (lack of information and searchability by region), casual denigration (if you listened to the same zoom tasting that I listened to)ā¦
That is not true, is it?
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