👉 A "lauwine" is a type of wine produced in Germany. It has a dark color and a rich, complex flavor with notes of black cherry, vanilla, and spice. The word "lauwine" comes from the German word "lauwein," which means "black grape."
👉 The term "lauwine" is a common name for a variety of grapes, often referred to as the 'white wine' grape family. It's usually associated with the Rhône region in France where it is known for its crisp and refreshing flavor profile. The specific variety or type of lauwine can vary depending on the specific vintage, region, and climate conditions.