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This fall, learn the language of German wine.    When we celebrate Oktoberfest (or die Wiesn, as the Germans call it), we usually partake in pork, pretzels, potato pancakes, and, of course, beer. But this centuries-old Bavarian tradition is also the perfect time to consider German wines. Not as popular as their neighboring European imports from Italy and France, German wines can be confusing; the regions and grape varietals can be hard—if not impossible—to pronounce, and complicated wine labels are often difficult to decipher. "People have difficulty understanding German wines because they are labeled by regi
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