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Outstanding vinotheks awarded in 2021!

The German Wine Institute (DWI) announced the winners of its "Outstanding Vinotheks 2021" competition on September 29, 2021 in Ingelheim. 30 award winners from nine German growing regions received the certificates from German Wine Queen Sina Erdrich and DWI Managing Director Monika Reule. In 2016 the German Wine Institute (DWI) already issued 50 awards for outstanding vinotheks from the 13 German wine growing regions. We present all award-winning vinotheks here, filterable by year of award and wine growing region.

In addition, the Award-winning Vinotheques 2021 are also available in short videos on the DWI's YouTube channel.


Awarded Vinothek 2016
Pfalz

Weingut Fritz Walter

Many people in the Pfalz hear 'Fritz Walter' and think of the outstanding football player from this region, but there's also an outstanding winegrower by the same name, who founded his estate in 1832 in Niederhorbach.

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Awarded Vinothek 2016
Pfalz

Weingut Holz Weisbrodt

From the first moment that Helga and Willibald Weisbrodt took over the estate in 1972, they also dreamed of having their own restaurant. That dream came true in 1985 with the opening of the "Stammhaus." 

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Awarded Vinothek 2016
Pfalz

Weingut Josef Köhr

It's been over 40 years since Josef Köhr took over this family-run estate with a history stretching back 300 years. It's located on the western edge of the hills that ring the Rhine rift, with a side-by-side mix of soil types that ensures tremendous diversity in the wines. 

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Awarded Vinothek 2021
Pfalz

Weingut Karl-Heinz Gaul

In 1987, director Wim Wenders created a cinematic monument to the universe over the German capital with his film "Der Himmel über Berlin". Perhaps the architect Professor Bernhard Focht had something similar in mind when he sketched a cube on the back of a serviette in 2012.

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Awarded Vinothek 2021
Pfalz

Weingut Meier

No, he doesn't want to call this space a vinothek. "We are a wine bar," says Georg Meier, 36, a fifth-generation winemaker in the small village of Weyher in the Palatinate Forest. He knows how important a unique selling point is in this much-visited growing region.

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Awarded Vinothek 2016
Pfalz

Weingut Nicole Graeber

Nicole Graeber says that visitors to her corner of the Southern Wine Route will be charmed by its almost Mediterranean flair. And who are we to argue?

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Awarded Vinothek 2016
Pfalz

Weingut Ökonomierat Isler

The vinothek owned by Helmut and Christel Isler is certainly easy to find these days. While it was a bit off the beaten track up until a few years ago, the married winegrowers decided a relocation was in order and put it on the map in more ways than one. 

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Awarded Vinothek 2016
Pfalz

Weingut Schwedhelm

A majestic and distinctive panorama opens up around Weingut Schwedhelm, situated on the highest point of the Zellertal, well outside the community boundaries.

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Awarded Vinothek 2016
Pfalz

Weinhaus Anton

The Weinhaus Anton is relatively young by Pfalz standards. Ralph Anton took over the business in 2004 from his father Karl, who himself started here in Kirrweiler with a distillery and only later, in the 1970s, began bottling his own wines.

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Awarded Vinothek 2016
Pfalz

Winzergenossenschaft Herxheim am Berg

This is as high as it gets, at least in this neighborhood. At 212 meters above sea level (abbreviated N.N. in German), there's a reason why the crown jewel of the Winzergenossenschaft Herxheim (Herxheim Winegrowers Cooperative) is named "Vinothek 212 N.N."

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Awarded Vinothek 2016
Rheingau

Wein- und Sektgut Barth

The Barth Family unveiled their estate's new 100 square meter vinothek in November 2014. Not long after opening their creation in Hattenheim, on the north bank of the Rhine, the coveted "Insider Award" rolled in.

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Awarded Vinothek 2021
Rheingau

Weingut Baron Knyphausen

The thing with the titles needs a bit of explanation. The man's name is Frederik; that's how he likes to introduce himself, because the relaxed tone corresponds to the visitors he meets at his winery.

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