The most suitable time to visit wineries in Mosel is between late-Spring and early-Autumn. Summer is a perfect time to visit wineries in Mosel as the wine crop is green and maturing, and the towns are full of life! The weather also great if you love to hike and cycle around the region.

Wineries in Mosel reside in the ideal location for producing top-quality wines and offer several facilities that will make your trip smooth and pleasant. 

Here’s what you will find:

– Wineries with magnificent views over the steep sloped vineyards of Mosel
– Family-run traditional wineries
– Wineries with a long history of winemaking
– Wineries producing other beverages 

Visiting different wineries in Mosel will show you the diversity of winemaking techniques, philosophies, as well as historical and cultural aspects.

Wineries in Mosel have great facilities that will make your visit smooth and pleasant.

Wineries in Mosel offer wine tasting experiences and guided cellar tours. Let yourself be charmed by the pretty wine shops where the tasting activities sometimes takes place. Wineries in Mosel often pair their wines with regional cuisines and products.

Some wineries in Mosel give you the possibility to visit their steep slopes vineyards and witness the beauty of nature before tasting the wines. 

Wineries in Mosel have well-equipped tasting rooms and cellars for visitor experiences. They also offer restaurant services, where you can taste local products paired with wine. If you wish to stay longer, some wineries also offer accommodation. See the FAQs below to find out which wineries offer restaurants and accommodation.

More than 60% of the vineyards of Mosel region are planted with white grape varieties.

The most common grapes used by wineries in Mosel are:

–Riesling (92%)
-Pinot Noir (2%)
-Pinot Blanc (1%)

Mosel Riesling wines are some of the finest white wines in the world. The unique location of wineries in Mosel, contributes to the crispier style of white wines, which are lower in alcohol and higher in acidity. The aromas of the wines are generally more floral rather than fruity.

For past few decades, there has been drastic rise in the growing of red grapes, and many wineries in Mosel have started to produce Pinot Noir. A large proportion of sweet wines are also produced in this region.

Some words to remember before you visit wineries in Mosel:

“Prost!” – Cheers!
“Wein” – Wine
“Weingut”- Winery
“Weinprobe” – Wine tasting
“Weinstraße” – Wine route

These are the best wineries to visit in Mosel:

• Weingut & Sekthaus Immich-Anker
• Weingut P.Stettler-Söhne
• Weingut F-J Regnery
• Weingut Karl Veit

These wineries in Mosel have restaurants:

• Weingut Rinke / Rinke Weine
• Weingut Lehnert-Veit
• Dominikaner Weingut C. Von Nell-Breuning
• Terrassenweingut Dötschhaupt

These wineries in Mosel have accommodation:

• Weingut Gindorf
• Weingut Sanders&Sanders
• Weingut Breit

Most of the wineries in Mosel are located in the wine regions in the countryside. The best way to prepare a visit to a winery in Mosel is to book your visit in advance on our website.

The best wineries to visit during your holiday or vacation to Mosel are:

• Dominikaner Weingut C. Von Nell-Breuning
• Weingut Lehnert-Veit
• Weingut P.Stettler-Söhne

These wineries in Mosel have cellar door sales:

• Weingut Dr. Leimbrock
• Weingut Karl Veit
• Weingut Mönchhof
• Weingut Franz-Josef Eifel

These wineries in Mosel are open to the public with booking in advance:

• Weingut Witwe Dr. H. Thanisch, Erben Müller-Burggraef
• Weingut Selbach-Oster
• Weingut Sanders&Sanders
• Hoffmann-Simon

This is our selection of small & boutique wineries in Mosel that you can visit:

• Weingut Geierslay
• Weingut Mönchhof
• Paul Knod
• Weingut Familie Rauen

These are the best family wineries in Mosel that you can visit:

• Weingut Karl Veit
• Weingut Witwe Dr. H. Thanisch, Erben Müller-Burggraef
• Weingut Breit
• Weingut Geierslay

Use our interactive Mosel winery map to browse wineries near Koblenz, Trier and Bernkastel-Kues.