Qualitatswein Mit Pradikat. Symbol of high quality on a German label.
Reserve. In some countries, this means wine was aged longer. In U.S., it can mean that or nothing at all.
Rheingau. German region best-known for Riesling wines.
Qualitatswein mit Pradikat
quality wine with special attributes (such as no sugar added).
Kabinett: first picking through vineyard
Spatlese: late harvested grapes
Auslese: only most ripe bunches used ...
QUALITATSWEIN
German term for a higher quality wine with a designation of origin, in contrast to a simple table wine.
QUINTA
The Portuguese word for a vineyard, farm or estate.
"Qualitatswein mit Pradikat" which translates from German to "quality wine with distinction." Almost always abbreviated in the US, and on the wine label.
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Qualitätswein mit Prädikat usually abbreviated to QmP is the level in the German wine classification to which almost all quality German wines belong.
A similar concept to the French terroir, though slightly less controversial, Austrian Qualitatswein (literally "quality wine") is tested for typicity with the classification printed on the wine label.[2] ...
 See also: Quality, Grape, Must, Region, Harvest
  
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