Fun fact: The oldest wine bottle that is still sealed and retains its original contents can be admired in Speyer, Germany. It was a burial gift for a Roman (legionary?) 1,700 years ago.
And the worlds oldest drinkable wine in a barrel, is stored in the Bremen town hall, in the huge wine cellar (5.000 sqm) of the Bremen townhall, where high up visitors (Queen, PMs etc) are allowed to have a small sip of, is the "Rüdesheimer Rose from 1645" and the major and cellar master are the only ones, which have access and are allowed to drink it. 😊
Hallo Shabnam! I really like you as a host here! I am a Brazilian married to a German and we live here and in Germany. I love the Bavarian beer and the huge selection. Sparkling wine is really good and cheaper compared to Brazil.Drinks like Aperol spritz it’s bitter and not an option for me, while my husband loves it! I am always in shock when I am there and during festivals,they start to drink at 9,10 a.m ,something that it’s not common in Brazil. Prost!!🇧🇷❤️🇩🇪
Hey DW, i have an idea for a future episode: exploring the mediaeval history of Germany? I just saw an old episode where Rachel visited a castle and thought perhaps how mediaeval practiced and customs can be seen in today’s Germany?
@@atroyz Viele Norddeutsche werden protestieren, aber Jever schmeckt weder mit noch ohne Alkohol. Ich würde Schöfferhofer oder Franziskaner (beides Weizenbiere) empfehlen. Sorry, liebe Norddeutsche und Nachbarn!
Thanks to Shabnam, I first learnt about egg liqueur. And I tried it. The gluwein with egg liqueur at the Christmas fair was delicious😍. And the liqueur itself... I made the same face as Shabnam🙈.
I grew up in Argentina and wine is served with all meals. The parents would serve their kids a little wine and fill the rest of the glass with soda water. Apart from that, I learned how to drink Beer at a very young age in Argentina. The laws of the 1970's (ja ich bin alt) allowed teenagers to buy beer. I love the German wines and the German Beers! I found out that if you drink too much Jagermeister, you will eventually go outside and howl at the moon, like a wolf! Hahaha!! :)
nice video, but there was absolutely no need and reason to put Indian context that's like saying we don't need bananas in egg fried rice. we know it, never needs a mention
I'm surprised and pleased to hear that Germans are cutting back their alcohol consumption. The industries that peddle this stuff are experts at covering up the negative effects - especially the wine makers. A little bit of alcohol may not ruin you, but zero is best, and those partygoers in the video prove that you can still have plenty of fun without it.
Bei 4:50: der Interviewte hat wohl die Deutsche Sprache zu Hause gelassen: man sagt im Deutschen: "ich habe einen siebten Sinn für etwas". Der siebte Sinn ist also etwas Übernatürliches. Die sechs Sinne sind: 1. Gleichgewicht 2. Geschmack 3. Gehör 4. Tasten 5. Sehen 6. Riechen Deshalb spricht man im Deutschen vom 7. Sinn. Medizinsch gibt es natürlich noch mehr Sinne. Warum äfft er hier den Angelsachsen mit seinen "5 Senses" und dem "sechsten Sinn" nach? Der Angelsachse kann eben nunmal nicht zählen. Ich bin selbst US-Amerikaner und mir ist die Anbiederung der deutschsprachigen Europäer an die englische Sprache peinlich.
Ich frage nur, heiss der film "Siebte Sinn" der "Sechste Sinn" auf deutsch? Laut Wikipedia: "der Ausdruck „sechster Sinn“ wird verwendet, wenn jemand etwas bemerkt, ohne es (bewusst) mit den bekannten Sinnesorganen wahrzunehmen, was manchmal im Sinne einer „außersinnlichen Wahrnehmung“ (Psi-Fähigkeiten, Telepathie, Hellsehen, Präkognition) empfunden oder imaginiert werden kann.@@Andreas_Cologne
Fun fact: The oldest wine bottle that is still sealed and retains its original contents can be admired in Speyer, Germany. It was a burial gift for a Roman (legionary?) 1,700 years ago.
And the worlds oldest drinkable wine in a barrel, is stored in the Bremen town hall, in the huge wine cellar (5.000 sqm) of the Bremen townhall, where high up visitors (Queen, PMs etc) are allowed to have a small sip of, is the "Rüdesheimer Rose from 1645" and the major and cellar master are the only ones, which have access and are allowed to drink it. 😊
Wow! That sounds like a REALLY exclusive wine!@@saba1030
Wow! Vielen dank!😮
@@saba1030wirklich?
@@FergBent2.4
Yes. Just look up for it, Bremer Ratskeller...😊
Excellent presentation, Surita!
Thanks a lot!
Hallo Shabnam!
I really like you as a host here!
I am a Brazilian married to a German and we live here and in Germany. I love the Bavarian beer and the huge selection. Sparkling wine is really good and cheaper compared to Brazil.Drinks like Aperol spritz it’s bitter and not an option for me, while my husband loves it! I am always in shock when I am there and during festivals,they start to drink at 9,10 a.m ,something that it’s not common in Brazil. Prost!!🇧🇷❤️🇩🇪
Brazilian white wines, including sparkling, are really good though.
@@bearcbYeah! We have great ones ( south Brazil ones are awesome!) but we have to pay more than in Germany.Unfortunately.
Thanks for the support!
Hey DW, i have an idea for a future episode: exploring the mediaeval history of Germany? I just saw an old episode where Rachel visited a castle and thought perhaps how mediaeval practiced and customs can be seen in today’s Germany?
Ich bin auf alkoholfreies Bier umgestiegen. Schmeckt mir genauso gut und mir geht’s besser.
Welche Marken schmecken genauso gut? Bin neugierig. Jever „fun“ finde ich nicht so fun.
@@atroyz
Viele Norddeutsche werden protestieren, aber Jever schmeckt weder mit noch ohne Alkohol.
Ich würde Schöfferhofer oder Franziskaner (beides Weizenbiere) empfehlen.
Sorry, liebe Norddeutsche und Nachbarn!
@@atroyz Wie Andreas schreibt, mag ich auch lieber alkoholfreie Weizenbiere und das obwohl ich aus SH komme. :)
Thanks to Shabnam, I first learnt about egg liqueur. And I tried it. The gluwein with egg liqueur at the Christmas fair was delicious😍. And the liqueur itself... I made the same face as Shabnam🙈.
Isn´t glueh-/glow-wine and egg liqueur only for k i d s ?
Radler and Gluhwine it is !! Radler is a savior while socializing (ie you dont want to have beer but need to, just to socialize ;)
There's something wrong if you feel, that you need to drink alcohol.
Besides that, you could drink alcohol free beer or cocktails.
Ein helles Lager im Sommer kann man nicht schlagen.
I grew up in Argentina and wine is served with all meals. The parents would serve their kids a little wine and fill the rest of the glass with soda water. Apart from that, I learned how to drink Beer at a very young age in Argentina. The laws of the 1970's (ja ich bin alt) allowed teenagers to buy beer. I love the German wines and the German Beers! I found out that if you drink too much Jagermeister, you will eventually go outside and howl at the moon, like a wolf! Hahaha!! :)
nice video, but there was absolutely no need and reason to put Indian context
that's like saying we don't need bananas in egg fried rice. we know it, never needs a mention
Very interesting. Thanks Shabnam!
Thanks for your support :)
However, consumption of alcohol has plummeted for faith and health reasons
And the German market's variety of nonalcoholic drinks is wide enough to attract even a few regular alcohol drinkers, right?
অসাধারণ উপস্থাপনা। দারুন লাগলো, অনেক অজানা কথা জানতে পারলাম। ধন্যবাদ।
অনেক অনেক ধন্যবাদ পাশে থাকার জন্য৷
Great how the translation works. Well done Google!
Who is this??? Where’s the host of DW ??
is it a drink or a pudding - Thants a good question 🤣
I found the taste to be similarly confusing too!
A couple of years ago I read, that 75 percent of Jägermeister is drunk abroad.😮
Could be true! I found Jägermeister being sold in my neighborhood shop in India last month😂
My favorite is white beer. Unfortunately I developed an alcohol intolerance.
Sorry to hear about your intolerance. What's your favorite nonalcoholic drink?
@@ShabnamSuritaMTG energy drink.
The taste is Afri-Cola and Fennel and not Coca Cola😂
👍 - also for the YT algo! 😊
👍 - auch für den YT-Algo! 😊
Bierjunge
Jagermeister is really nice 😊
I kind of agree! :D
@@ShabnamSuritaMTG nice to see Indians on DW after Dhruv Rathee and now you. Hello from a Pakistani 👏
Thanks a lot, Mubashir!@@muhammadrehanmubashir1363
What happend to Rachel? 😢
Life happened to Rachel
They consume less alcohol coz they take drugs. At least in Berlin.
Has to be eggnog.
Eierlikör tasted better than I expected! Still not sure if I will buy that again...
I don't drink alcohol much. I much prefer weed. (:
I'm surprised and pleased to hear that Germans are cutting back their alcohol consumption. The industries that peddle this stuff are experts at covering up the negative effects - especially the wine makers. A little bit of alcohol may not ruin you, but zero is best, and those partygoers in the video prove that you can still have plenty of fun without it.
thanks for that thoughtful comment!
Warum repräsentiert die indische Frau die deutsche Volkskultur? etwas verrückt 😆
Es geht um die Unterschiede zu ihre kultur
Vielleicht mal googeln, was die "Deutsche Welle" ist und welche Zielgruppe sie hat?
Weißt du, dass sie nicht in Deutschland geboren wurde?
Zielgruppe? Kanal? Sprache? Hättest lieber Aiwanger?
@@arnodobler1096
Du begegnest mir immer wieder mal. Ich mag deine Kommentare!
Why is this report presented by an Indian woman with a odd accent?
Because the British lady that preceeded her has gone to do something else.
Why not?
Odd accent?😂 you don't get out much do you. Give mommy back her phone.
I think my accent is pretty Indian, with hints of German here and there, oder?
@@Yuyayayu872😂Splendid
In Nigeria, the Schnapps is the most popular German liquor while Heineken is the most drunk German beer
Heineken is not from Germany, though. It is a Dutch brewery.
Come on... jägermeister ist top!!!!
Hahaha tough call!
Bei 4:50: der Interviewte hat wohl die Deutsche Sprache zu Hause gelassen: man sagt im Deutschen: "ich habe einen siebten Sinn für etwas". Der siebte Sinn ist also etwas Übernatürliches. Die sechs Sinne sind:
1. Gleichgewicht
2. Geschmack
3. Gehör
4. Tasten
5. Sehen
6. Riechen
Deshalb spricht man im Deutschen vom 7. Sinn.
Medizinsch gibt es natürlich noch mehr Sinne.
Warum äfft er hier den Angelsachsen mit seinen "5 Senses" und dem "sechsten Sinn" nach? Der Angelsachse kann eben nunmal nicht zählen. Ich bin selbst US-Amerikaner und mir ist die Anbiederung der deutschsprachigen Europäer an die englische Sprache peinlich.
And what’s the title of the 1999 Bruce Willis Ghost movie in Germany?
@@atroyz
Did you read his comment?
Ich frage nur, heiss der film "Siebte Sinn" der "Sechste Sinn" auf deutsch? Laut Wikipedia:
"der Ausdruck „sechster Sinn“ wird verwendet, wenn jemand etwas bemerkt, ohne es (bewusst) mit den bekannten Sinnesorganen wahrzunehmen, was manchmal im Sinne einer „außersinnlichen Wahrnehmung“ (Psi-Fähigkeiten, Telepathie, Hellsehen, Präkognition) empfunden oder imaginiert werden kann.@@Andreas_Cologne