Rheingautop vineyards

Hattenheim not only has world-famous vineyards to offer, but is the home town of the Balthasar Ress wine estate.

Cool vineyards are becoming more and more interesting for winegrowing worldwide. Find out what this is all about.

The wine village of Oestrich looks back on a long wine history and still enchants with interesting relics of the past.

The tourist stronghold enjoys a long wine-growing tradition and adorns itself with the most spectacular vineyards of the Rheingau.

The steep slopes of the Assmannshausen district have been known for centuries for the fantastic Pinot Noirs they produce.

Hattenheimer Schützenhaus is one of the largest appellations in the Rheingau. Here, sheltered from the wind, delicate wines are produced.

The Hattenheimer Engelmannsberg, surrounded by natural stone walls, benefits from a special microclimate and enormous water storage.

Even the old Eberbach monks knew about the advantages of this location and cultivated vineyards here.

The cool climate of the Hallgarten Hendelberg is largely responsible for the elegant aromatics and concise acidity of the wines.

Our wines from the Nussbrunnen are high flyers by nature. High wine awards regularly underline the potential of this site.

The Hattenheim Wisselbrunnen VDP.GROSSE LAGE spoils its grapes with lots of sun. You can taste that too.

The original parcel of the Ress family produces rich wines that develop their full potential only after many years.

Barren, stony soils and optimal sun exposure have always produced the highest qualities from Berg Rottland.

With its gradient of 70%, the Schlossberg is one of the most spectacular vineyards in the Rheingau.

Keitum on the island of Sylt is probably the northernmost wine-growing region in Germany and now impresses with its own sparkling wine.