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Discover Germany’s Most Inspiring Wineries
The wineries of Germany occupy 13 wine regions from the cool Mosel slate to the warmer Baden and Württemberg in the south, where Riesling, Spätburgunder, Müller-Thurgau and Silvaner. Whether you're looking for wine tastings near you or a full day among the vines, Germany puts the options within easy reach.
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What travellers says about Germany Wineries
Joe
September 22, 2022
Wonderful short tripI'm not a wine connoisseur by any stretch, being more of a beer guy. But the wines I tasted here all were very tasty....something excellent to enjoy your...
Judi Thomsen
August 26, 2021
A true night to rememberThank you so much for arranging this for our group of ladies. It was an awesome experience for all! Your help was extremely appreciated. Our host at Rinke...
Manfred Kuch
November 3, 2025
Manfred KuchTHANK YOU for the wonderful hospitality at the Thomas Schätzle Winery! Dear Schätzle family, I would like to sincerely thank you for the excellent service...
Ulrike
November 1, 2021
we will defintely book another tour again.Our tour was great and we would evaluate it with 10 points! The booking itself was a little bit time consuming, because of the proposed rescheduling. All in...
Tara
August 1, 2023
Very nice experience!Very nice wine tasting with a very friendly host and very tasty wines!
Karishma Bakshi
September 23, 2020
I am really grateful to you and the whole teamThank you so much for organizing the trip to Ökologisches Weingut Hubert Lay. Me and my friend would like to give 10 out of 10 to the tour and wine tasting...
Tad
October 17, 2020
Thank you for your arrangement.Thank you for your arrangement. We did enjoy Winery trip during Covid19 situation. How good, let’s say 7, if you have English tour, it should be 10. About...
Thuvaragesh
August 2, 2021
It was a great experience using wine tourismIt was a great experience using wine tourism. I would rate even 10 as I couldn't think of any negative feedback.
Washington, DC Traveler
December 1, 2024
Best sparkling winesWe enjoyed the last week of harvest in the Mosel, and reached the high point of our tasting at Otto Gorgen. Wonderful atmosphere, the best sparkling Riesling...
Sulata
October 13, 2021
The event was excellent.10 out 10 from our side. The event was excellent. Everyone enjoyed
Map Of Germany's Wineries
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I travel to Germany by air?
Since most of the wineries in Germany are located towards the south-western part of the country, these are the most practical airports to land into:
- Frankfurt-am-Main Airport (FRA), one of Europe's biggest is close to some of the best wineries in Germany. Check out wineries in Rheinhessen, Nahe, Franken and Hessische Bergstraße.
- Stuttgart Airport (STR) is the best option to reach wineries in Württemberg and wineries in Baden.
- Köln-Bonn Airport (CGN) is only one hour away from one of the best wine regions in Germany, Mosel.
How can I travel to Germany by train?
You can easily reach wineries in Germany by train thanks to a very widespread railway system. To find the best station where to arrive to get to the winery you chose, check out the official website of Deutsche Bahn.
How can I travel to Germany by car?
If you are planning to reach wineries in Germany by car, there are many roads that will lead you to every wine region in Germany. These are the main motorways/roads to move in between big cities close to wineries in Germany:
- Number 3 goes from Cologne to wineries in Mosel and wineries in Franken.
- Number 5 is the best option if you are travelling from Frankfurt to wineries in Rheinhessen, wineries in Pfalz and wineries in Baden.
- Number 6 from Heidelberg to Nürnberg (or viceversa) will take you directly to the heart of Württemberg.
How many wineries are there in Germany?
There are almost 3,000 wineries in Germany. Germans love their wine (almost) as much as they love their beer!
Where are vineyards in Germany?
Most vineyards in Germany are located to the west, close to the border with France, Luxembourg and Switzerland. It is almost impossible to find vineyards in northern Germany, where the climate is not suitable for vine growing.
What is the best wine region in Germany?
The most famous wine region in Germany is Mosel wine region.
Which German city is known for wine?
The German city known for wine is Mainz. Mainz is the capital of the Rheinland-Pfalz region and is situated in the heart of the Rheinhessen wine region. Rheinhessen is the largest wine-growing region in Germany, and Mainz serves as a hub for wine production and trade. The city is known for its wine culture, historic vineyards, and wine festivals, making it a popular destination for wine enthusiasts.
What is the most famous German wine region?
The most famous German wine region is the Mosel Valley, or Mosel-Saar-Ruwer region. Located along the Mosel River and its tributaries, this region is renowned for producing some of Germany's finest Riesling wines. The steep vineyard slopes, mineral-rich soils, and cool climate create optimal conditions for the cultivation of high-quality Riesling grapes. The Mosel Valley's wines are highly regarded for their exceptional purity, vibrant acidity, and distinctively aromatic and fruity characteristics.
Who is the king of German wine?
Ernst Loosen is regarded as the king of German wine, particularly Riesling. He is a highly esteemed winemaker and owner of the renowned Dr. Loosen estate in the Mosel region. Known for his commitment to quality and expertise in producing exceptional Riesling wines, Ernst Loosen has made a significant impact on the German wine industry.
What is Germany's best wine?
Germany is known for producing exceptional Riesling wines, and one of the country's best wines is the "Trockenbeerenauslese" (TBA). Trockenbeerenauslese is a sweet dessert wine made from individually selected, botrytis-affected grapes. These grapes are left on the vine to dehydrate, resulting in intensely concentrated flavors and high levels of natural sweetness. Trockenbeerenauslese wines from Germany are highly prized for their complexity, balance, and exceptional aging potential.
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