Outstanding Vinotheks
Outstanding Vinotheks
In 2016 the German Wine Institute (DWI) awarded 50 vinotheks in all 13 German wine growing regions. They were selected according to strict quality criteria from around 200 applications by a specialist jury.
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Weingut Espenhof
It came as a complete, but wonderful, surprise to his parents when Nico Espenschied revealed his career plans. Given that he had already finished his university admission exams, parents Heike and Wilfried presumed their son would pursue an academic career.
read moreWeingut J. Neus
Ingelheim's reds have been famous for centuries, and Josef Neus rose here as one of the "Kings of Red Wine." Neus was born on the Mosel, but came to Ober-Ingelheim in 1881, opened a wine store and soon thereafter began with his own cultivation.
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Weingut Pauser
Weingut Schneider - Mirjam Schneider
For Mirjam, there was never any question in her mind that she would someday be a winemaker. As a child, she spent much time in the vineyards, learning all aspects of viticulture at her father's side.
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Weingut Wolfgang und René Peth
The "VinoPeth" vinothek was created from a former cow stall back in 2011. The space had already once hosted a wine tasting room during 1976.
read moreWeingüter Willems & Hofmann
Bright and modern, tailored entirely to their entirely personal tastes: the new vinothek in a Bauhaus style represents the fulfillment of a dream for Carolin and Jürgen Hofmann. It is a place to be at ease and for shared exploration.
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Weingut Schuh
1990 was a year of change, as Germany rejoined East and West and 35-year-old Walter Schuh left the Mosel Valley to start his wine estate in a small village called Sörnewitz on the Elbe.
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