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Marlies Dumbsky

b. 1985

German wine queen

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About Marlies Dumbsky

Born 1985. Marlies Dumbsky is a German wine queen.

Marlies Dumbsky (born 1985), from the German wine region of Franconia, was the 2008/09 German Wine Queen. She was chosen on 10 October 2008 in the wine town of Neustadt an der Weinstraße as the successor to Evelyn Schmidt from Radebeul in Saxony as Germany's 60th national Wine Queen. From 2004 to 2006 she was the local wine princess of her home town. In March 2008 she became the 53rd Franconian Wine Queen. In Neustadt an der Weinstraße she won the German Wine Queen title against five other competitors. She is a trained vintner and "Franconian Wine Experience" tourist guide and speaks several languages in addition to her native German: English, French and Spanish. She is currently doing media and communication studies in Erfurt. She is a native of Volkach and a passionate motorcyclist.

During her time as the German Wine Queen, Marlies Dumbsky toured the US to promote German wine and helped launch a new initiative "Tastings in the Sky" involving a partnership between the German Wine Institute and the German airline, Lufthansa.

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Who is Marlies Dumbsky?

German wine queen

When was Marlies Dumbsky born?

Marlies Dumbsky was born on 20 October 1985 in Volkach.

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Marlies Dumbsky is a wine queen.

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Marlies Dumbsky is German.

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· Wikipedia: Marlies Dumbsky

· Wikidata: Q1902063

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