Menu German Wine Society 2006 Annual Meeting Banquet at Champa Laos Welcome Wine: Schloss Johannisberg 2000 Riesling Kabinett “Rotlack” Choice of Soup: Tom Yum Thai with SeafoodHot and sour Thai style with lemon grass, galangal, mushroom and basil De Coco Et Galanga with Chicken Coconut milk soup with galangal, lemon grass, kaffir lime leaves Wines: Schloss Johannisberg 2004 […]
Our 2005 Events Schedule went like this: Schedule of Events: Friday, May 13, 2005 Board of Directors Meeting at Sheraton: 4 p.m. Reception at Sheraton: 7 p.m. Saturday , May 14, 2005 Morning Tasting at Sheraton: 10 a.m.Executive Committee Luncheon Meeting at Sheraton: 12 noonAfternoon Tasting at Sheraton: 2 p.m.Membership Meeting at Sheraton: 4 p.m.Banquet
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2004 Convention, Philadelphia, PAMay 7-9, Sofitel Hotel Information Sheet in PDFCover Letter in PDFSchedule in PDF *To view PDF files—just download and install the FREE Adobe Acrobat reader from Adobe. PDF files preserve formatting better, so are often used. They are easy to view and print, and remember, the Acrobat reader is free and easy to
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GERMAN WINE SOCIETY25th Anniversary CelebrationMay 17–19, 2002, Washington, DC If you have Adobe Acrobat, click here instead for the PDF flyer we producedPrograms and wines for Friday, Saturday and SundayBio of German Wine Princess, who opened the three day celebration The German Wine Society celebrated its 25th Anniversary May 17-19, 2002 in Washington, D.C., the founding city.
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2001, Gettysburg, PA 2000 was so much fun, including David Schildknect’s midnight tour of the Gettysburg battlefield, that in 2001 we reconvened in Gettysburg, PA to try it again. David Thompson (pictured talking to New England Chapter Chair David Bueker on the left, center) conducted the afternoon wine tasting. His theme was “QBA to TBA,”
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David Thompson and David Schildknecht led our events. Our vintner guest was Andrea Ebert from Schloss Saarstein in the Saar region. Andrea is a gourmet cook in her own right and enjoys matching food and wine and discussing their interaction.
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TheGERMAN WINE SOCIETYOnline 1998 Convention, Philadelphia, PA Program All events held at the famous Germantown Cricket Club411 Manheim StreetPhiladelphia, PA Friday, May 111 a.m. Registration opens — Ballroom entrance12 noon: Luncheon — Manheim Room2:30 p.m. Tasting: Markus Ahr– Ballroom6:30 Reception — The PorchSaturday, May 210 a.m. Combined Board of Directors and Executive Committee Meetingassemble in
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TheGERMAN WINE SOCIETYOnline 1997 Convention, Washington, D.C. Tastings Annual ConventionWine Tastingat theEmbassy of theFederal Republic of Germanyon May 2, 1997Wines from the ThirteenWine-Growing Areas of Germany 1. Ahr1995 Spaetburgunder QbA trockenEdition Ponsert Nr. 6, barriqueWinzergenossenschaft Mayschoss-AltenahrRe: 5.4 g/l Ac. 5.4 g/1. alcohol 12.2% vol. 2. Wuerttemberg1995 Nordheimer SonntagsbergLemberger QbA trockenWeingaertnergenossenschaft NordheimRe: 1.5 g/l Ac. 4.7
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TheGERMAN WINE SOCIETYOnline 1996 Convention, Atlanta, GA Schedule Thursday, April 11Registration, 2 – 7 p.m.Board of Directors Meeting, 4 – 6 p.m.Reception: Wines of 13 German wine regions, 7 – 9 p.m. Cost: $40/45Guest of Honor: Consul General of Federal Republic of Germany in Atlanta Friday, April 12Tasting/Seminar, 9 – 11 a.m.: David Thompson, Valkenberg,
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