Schlagkamp Winery

A great winery with an interesting museum. You can try the different wines upstairs. My favorite wines are from this winery. The Rieslings are my favorites in particular. I can only recommend the wines.

Great winery with eleven generations of wine makers. There’s a quaint wine museum in the wine Keller, the self guided tour in the language you choose takes you through the history of the winery and tools and barrels that were used. When finished you enter the winery and are greeted with an amazing tasting room! It’s a museum itself with harvesting tools on the walls to admire. You receive a glass of wine for completing the tour. They also provide wine tastings in English for larger groups. This tasting is very enjoyable, the wine maker, Andreas, is very charismatic and sprinkles jokes into the stories of the winery and wine making. If you like dry wine, the Roter Riesling is very nice. The Ebling wine is also very refreshing on a summer day. They offer piccolos of Sekt, the smaller bottles that will fill up one glass. Wonderful experience with a lot of information and great wine!!

We had an amazing experience. Loved learning about the history of his family's wine making. Plus, the samples were delicious!

The Schlagkamp winery has opened its original wine cellar, located beneath the main building and dating back to 1923, to the public. We were happy to include a visit on our Moselle bike tour to gain some specialist knowledge and get a better impression of what a wine cellar looks like inside. In addition, in the main building's ballroom, which has its own stage, you can admire a rich repertoire of all kinds of utensils and tools for winemaking and barrel making...I've never seen such a rich collection of planes.

What a beautiful family winery. The family is so welcoming and love what they do. 11 generations of wine making. Our private tasting was wonderful and felt so personal. The tool collection displayed as a museum is amazing. We are not much of a white wine drinkers but really enjoyed theirs. So glad we stopped.

The wine museum is small but nice. Very informative! The winemaker and his family are super friendly and have an answer to every question. The wine is also highly recommended. Whether dry, semi-dry or sweet. There is something for everyone. The vineyard sponsorship is also recommended. Touring the winery and putting up the sign was a great experience. A lot was explained here too. A great experience!

Amiable owner provides a fun and informative tasting, featuring a range of their beautiful wines. One of the best rieslings is their secco. The peach liqueur is amazing. If you are not a drinker, they offer peach preserves as well. Enjoy a huge collection of winemaker's tools that adorn all the walls.

A small/big gem found in Senheim. Wine and sparkling wine were also spontaneously purchased. Thanks to the owner for the great informative conversation. Worth a tour. A wine tasting can be booked for groups of 20 or more.

We spontaneously visited the wine museum. There was a lot of information about the winemaking process, some of it multimedia and accompanied by sound. The atmospheric sounds in the fermentation cellar were a bit scary for our children. But it was well done. Unfortunately, a tour group was there for a wine tasting, so we didn't do one. The upstairs rooms are a crazy hodgepodge of wine-related objects.

Such a nice place with an excellent host. The museum has some interesting artifacts, but it was the host that made this place unforgettable. Lots of info, interesting details and, beyond all, excellent white wine. Would definitely recommend this.