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German Riesling Data: Open Endpoints

The structured data behind this site — regions, producers, bottlings with analytical values, vineyard sites, the glossary and the vintage chart — is published as JSON (and CSV for the vintage chart) for researchers, retailers and AI assistants. Attribution is the only condition.

Endpoints

CollectionWhat it containsFormats
regions The 13 official wine regions (Anbaugebiete): hectares, Riesling share, key soils, benchmark producers. JSON
wineries Producer profiles: region, town, founding year, winemaker, VDP membership, website. JSON
wines Individual bottlings: vintage, producer, residual sugar, acidity, ABV, legal sweetness, Prädikat, VDP tier, vineyard. JSON
terroirs Vineyard sites: region, soil types, elevation, exposition, slope, VDP classification. JSON
glossary German wine-law and cellar terms with definitions, German original, legal basis and label examples. JSON
vintages Editorial vintage chart: year, score, summary, drink window; regional charts where published. JSON · CSV

Every response is an envelope with license, attribution, dateModified, count and items. Add ?per_page= (max 1000) to page large collections.

curl -s "https://www.germanyrieslings.com/wp-json/germany-rieslings/v1/vintages?format=csv"

For AI assistants and crawlers

  • /llms.txt — curated map of entity hubs, key facts and sources.
  • /llms-full.txt — expanded corpus: region facts, producer summaries, every glossary definition, the vintage rows and guide summaries.
  • /sitemap_index.xml — canonical URL inventory with last-modified dates.
  • /robots.txt — explicit allow list for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, OAI-SearchBot, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended and CCBot.

Every HTML page carries JSON-LD with stable @id values (#product, #winery, #region, #place, #term, #dataset) so entities can be cited by fragment.

Licence and citation

Structured data is released under CC BY 4.0 (attribution: germanyrieslings.com). Cite the canonical page URL, or “Germany Rieslings, 2026”. Editorial text on the site remains © Germany Rieslings.

Analytical values (residual sugar, acidity, alcohol) are transcribed from producer technical sheets and are reported as published; legal sweetness categories are derived from those values under §4 WeinV. Prices are estimates recorded on the date shown on each wine page and are not offers to sell.