Which European wine region is known for producing ice wine?

The correct answer is Germany. This country is particularly renowned for its production of ice wine, known in German as "Eiswein." Ice wine is made from grapes that have been left on the vine long enough to freeze naturally. The freezing process concentrates the sugars and flavors in the grapes, resulting in a sweet and intensely flavored dessert wine. Germany has ideal climatic conditions for this type of winemaking, as it experiences cold winters that allow for the necessary frost at harvest time.

In contrast, while Champagne is celebrated for its sparkling wines, Bordeaux is famous for its red and white table wines, and Tuscany is primarily known for its Chianti and other reds. These regions have distinct wine styles and grapes that do not typically include the production of ice wine.