Natural wines and creative alternatives: Kassel's new wine business enthusiastic!

Natural wines and creative alternatives: Kassel's new wine business enthusiastic!

In Kasseler Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 107, a new wine shop has opened its doors: "Just Grapes". Jannis Böttger, a 33-year-old trained cook and a trained sommelier, runs the business with a clear vision. Specialized in natural wines and non-alcoholic wine alternatives, its range offers the opportunity to combine wine enjoyment with a awareness of sustainability. "Just Grapes" occupies the former rooms of a travel agency and brings a breath of fresh air to the Kassel wine scene.

The store range includes about 15 different providers from the natural wine scene. These wines arise from minimal interventions during cultivation and in the vineyards. Böttger attaches particular importance to rejecting the use of over 50 additives that are allowed in conventional viticulture. Instead, he relies on spontaneous fermentation and only produces vegan wines. The prices are between 15 and 25 euros per bottle, and the wines are already listed in popular Kassel restaurants such as Mondi, Frieda and Renthof.

alcohol -free variety in focus

With the increasing popularity of non -alcoholic alternatives, the focus in wine trade changes. Jannis Böttger recognized this trend and integrated non -alcoholic wines into his range. These alternatives gain approval, especially in people who want to do without alcohol but want to enjoy the wine taste. How Moevenpick-wein.de emphasizes, alcohol-free wines differ both taste from conventional wine.

While traditional wines develop more complex bodies and textures through their alcohol, non -alcoholic wines often offer lighter and fruity taste profiles. High -quality non -alcoholic varieties can be complex and well balanced so that they represent an interesting alternative. The wide range ranges from sweet and dry to fruity and acidic. Almost all types of wine are now also alcohol -free, from white wine and red wine to sparkling wine to sparkling wine and champagne.

The philosophy of Just Grapes

Böttger sees himself as part of a movement that emphasizes sustainability and nutritional policy. He plans to expand the offer in his shop with moderated wine tastings, although he is currently still missing the tap license. The shop will also act as a pick-up station for online orders, which is establishing another customer-friendly element. "Just Grapes" is currently open from Thursday to Saturday between 12:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., and the website Justgrapes.de provides further information about the wines and offers.

In times when awareness of healthy eating and sustainability grows, "Just Grapes" positions itself perfectly in the market. Böttger connects what many consumers are looking for: a responsible wine enjoyment that takes into account both the current trends and the individual needs. While the wine scene in Kassel remains promising, the new concept of "Just Grapes" certainly attracts many curious people.