Weingut Beyer-Bähr
Discover the rich heritage and dedication of Weingut & Gästehaus Beyer-Bähr, a family-run winery nestled in the picturesque Wonnegau region of southern Rheinhessen.
€42.00
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€30.00
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Meet the owners of the winery who are co-founders of ECOVIN, an organic wine association.
€18.00
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€15.00
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Oldest wine cooperative in Rheinhessen with around three hundred people in their team
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€25.00
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Weingut Thomas Bischmann
All wines made at Thomas Bischmann are organic and certified by the German Bioland Label
€100.00
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Map Of Rheinhessen Wineries
How to Reach Wineries in Rheinhessen
Wineries in Rheinhessen are easily accessible by different means of transportation.
By Air
Wineries in Rheinhessen are mainly located in the wide triangle between Mainz, Worms, and Bingen, enclosed in the north and east by the great Rhine bow. In the area around Bingen and on the vineyards along the Rhine from Mainz until shortly before Worms. Wineries in Rheinhessen are accessible via excellent transport links. To arrive and visit wineries in Rheinhessen, Frankfurt-Hahn International Airport is the major airport of the region, hub for international and low-cost airlines.
By Car
The easiest and fastest way to visit wineries in Rheinhessen is to travel by car. You can start from the direction of Frankfurt and via A60 or via A60 and L413 you will be just in 50min in the area. Alternatively, you can take A61 and A63 highways.
Traveling from Frankfurt airport, it will take around 40 minutes to reach Mainz. The City of Mainz could be a logical start for you to start exploring wineries in Rheinhessen.
Most of the wineries in Rheinhessen are located between Mainz and Worms, two cities located 40 minutes away from each other.
Traveling from Frankfurt airport, it will take around 40 minutes to reach Mainz. The City of Mainz could be a logical start for you to start exploring wineries in Rheinhessen.
Most of the wineries in Rheinhessen are located between Mainz and Worms, two cities located 40 minutes away from each other.
By Train
If you are planning to visit wineries in Rheinhessen by train, you can use train service from Frankfurt Mainz or to Worms.
It takes 33 minutes to get to Mainz from Frankfurt and 1h 11m to travel from Frankfurt to Worms by train. For a more authentic experience, you can take the Rheinhessenbahn line (Services on the line are operated as timetable line 662) because it runs over its entire length through the middle of the Rhineland-Palatinate region.
It takes 33 minutes to get to Mainz from Frankfurt and 1h 11m to travel from Frankfurt to Worms by train. For a more authentic experience, you can take the Rheinhessenbahn line (Services on the line are operated as timetable line 662) because it runs over its entire length through the middle of the Rhineland-Palatinate region.
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Everything you need to know before you visit wineries in Rheinhessen
Wineries in Rheinhessen welcome you to a journey through the largest wine region in Germany in the heart of Rhineland-Palatinate. Rich in history, the area was ruled by archbishops throughout the Middle Ages up to the French Revolution. The unique location of Mainz, the capital of Rheinhessen (also known as “The Land of the Thousand Hills”) makes it ideally suited for growing wines. Wineries in Rheinhessen are the home to an encouraging number of ambitious, quality-focused younger wine producers.
Are you searching for tips or advice on wineries in Rheinhessen?
We have provided a list of wineries in Rheinhesse open for visitors with direct booking options through our website. At WineTourism.com, we are available to answer any questions and help guide you towards the best fit when planning your wine region experience in Rheinhesse. We hope you will discover what makes the region special and enjoy your exploration of unforgettable Rheinhesse!
The best season to visit wineries in Rheinhessen
Wineries in Rheinhessen are open for visiting all year round, but it is better to avoid December because of the humidity which is too high, and January when everybody is busy with the preparations for the upcoming festival in February! The busiest month for tourism in Rheinhessen, Germany is February, followed by March and August. Spring and fall are the wine seasons and summer has very comfortable weather. June and August are the fairly slow seasons for tourism in Rheinhessen, so lodging and other accommodations may cost slightly less.
What are the wineries in Rheinhessen like?
Wineries in Rheinhessen are family-run businesses. The winemaking Bing-bang happened in the 18th century, so we can realize how old the vast majority of the wineries in Rheinhessen are! Sustainability and organic viticulture are the goals for every winemaker in the region. Even the making of natural wines, called “Natürlich Weinreich”, is some of the many bright examples of how wineries in Rheinhessen experiment with their grape varieties.
The most common grape varieties and style of wines produced in Rheinhessen
Varied soils and a favorable climate make it possible to grow many grape varieties. The region also boasts the world's largest acreage planted with the ancient variety Silvaner, which is again making a name for itself. Except for Silvaner, wineries in Rheinhessen produce other white grape varieties such as Müller-Thurgau, Riesling, white Burgundy, and Pinot Gris. Dornfelder and Spätburgunder (the German Pinot Noir) are the most widely planted reds.
Language tips for visiting wineries in Rheinhessen
Some words to remember before you visit wineries in Rheinhessen:
| English | German |
|---|---|
| Wine | Wein |
| Wine tasting | Geschmack des Weins |
| Winery | Weingut |
| Vineyard | Weinberg |
| Wine cellar | Weinkeller |
| Cheers! | Prost! |
Frequently Asked Questions
The most frequently asked questions by our visitors
What are the best wineries to visit in Rheinhessen?
These are the best wineries to visit in Rheinhessen:
Which wineries in Rheinhessen have restaurants?
These wineries in Rheinhessen have restaurants:
Which wineries in Rheinhessen have accommodation either apartment, hotel or b&b?
These wineries in Rheinhessen have accommodation:
How do you visit Rheinhessen wineries?
Most of the wineries in Rheinhessen are located in the wine regions in the countryside. The best way to prepare a visit to a winery in Rheinhessen is to book your visit in advance on our website.
Which are the best wineries to visit in Rheinhessen during my holiday or vacation?
The best wineries to visit during your holiday or vacation to Rheinhessen are:
Which wineries in Rheinhessen have cellar door sales?
These wineries in Rheinhessen have cellar door sales:
Which wineries in Rheinhessen are open to the public?
These wineries in Rheinhessen are open to the public with booking in advance:
Are there any small & boutique wineries to visit in Rheinhessen?
This is our selection of small & boutique wineries in Rheinhessen that you can visit:
What are the best family wineries to visit in Rheinhessen?
These are the best family wineries in Rheinhessen that you can visit:
Are there any wineries near Mainz, Worms or Bingen am Rhein?
Use our interactive Rheinhessen winery map to browse wineries near Mainz, Worms and Bingen am Rhein.
What do wineries in Rheinhessen offer?
Wineries in Rheinhessen are equipped with all the facilities necessary to host the visitors. “Tourism for All” motto, meaning that accessibility is a priority. The winery’s personnel show great love and affection for companion animals. Visitors will find very helpful the areas where the younger members of a family can amuse themselves. Production line, wine tasting spaces, cellars, and wine shop inside the winery is some of the facilities. Accommodation in some wineries in Rheinhesse is a great chapter to provide excellent hospitality taking xenia to another level. The gastronomy in Rheinhessen has as much diversity as the range of grape varieties grown in the region and the restaurants inside the estates are willing to present to the visitors.
How can I best plan a visit to the Rheinhessen andexplore its wineries?
Planning a visit to the Rheinhessen, Germany's largest wine region, should start with identifying which of the area's many wineries you wish to visit. Towns such as Mainz, Worms, or Bingen offer good starting points for exploring the region, each having many surrounding vineyards. Scheduling your visit during wine festivals or the harvest season, roughly August to October, can enrich the experience. Always ensure safe transportation options between wineries.
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