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Enjoy guided vineyard and cellar tours while learning about the art of winemaking in Mosel, Germany
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Weingut Breit welcomes visitors and wine lovers year-round. Join a guided tour through their picturesque vineyards, where you’ll learn about the rich history and traditions of the winery. Discover their unique harvesting methods and the diverse grape varieties cultivated on-site.
Don’t miss the chance to tour the cellar, where you can witness the intricate winemaking process, from fermentation to aging. The winery’s wine shop remains open throughout winter, offering tastings of their extensive wine collection paired with delicious local cuisine and desserts.
Convenient parking is available next to the winery, ensuring a hassle-free visit. A wine tasting and tour at Weingut Breit is an experience you won’t want to miss!
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Founded in 1965 by Matthias Breit, Weingut Breit has a rich history rooted in dedication and craftsmanship. After acquiring the winery, Matthias, along with his wife and son Manfred, laid a strong foundation for future generations. Completing his training in Trier, Matthias took over the winery in 1970, expanding both the estate and its wine sales. A significant upgrade to the wine cellar in 1988 equipped Weingut…
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