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Pfalz

American  
[pfahlts] / pfɑlts /

noun

  1. German name of The Palatinate.


Pfalz British  
/ pfalts /

noun

  1. the German name for the Palatinate

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The Brand brothers, Daniel and Jonas, make terrific wines in the unfashionable northern reaches of the Pfalz region of Germany.

From New York Times

The young Brand brothers, Daniel and Jonas, work naturally in the north of the Pfalz region.

From New York Times

Another expression of dry German riesling, this time from the Pfalz.

From New York Times

Pinot Noir grows all over Germany and does particularly well in the Baden and Rheingau regions as well as the Pfalz.

From The Wall Street Journal

Von Winning is located in the Pfalz, one of the warmest regions in Germany, which allows them to craft a wine that has intense fruit aromas of yellow peach and ripe mango.

From Seattle Times