Karl Haidle
Back in 1949, Karl Haidle was one of the first vintners in Württemberg to market his wines directly rather than via a cooperative. Some 20 years later, Hans Haidle took over the…
Heid
Markus Heid of Weingut Heid in Fellbach, on the outskirts of Stuttgart, has evolved from an insider´s tip into a very reliable and highly respected producer in the region. In addition to…
Schlossgut Hohenbeilstein
The Dippon family’s estate lies beneath the mighty ruins of Burg Hohenbeilstein castle, ringed by steep, terraced slopes that stretch all the way up to…
Fürst Hohenlohe Oehringen
In 2007, ground was broken for the “new wine estate.” The complete winery building, including the sales office, was rebuilt next to the historical…
Kistenmacher-Hengerer
The Hengerer family´s viticultural history dates since the 15th century. Their wine estate lies on the edge of Heilbronn. Hans Hengerer is a model representative of the…
Graf Neipperg
The House of Neipperg has been engaged in viticulture for 750 years. The Counts of Neipperg are said to have brought Lemberger to Germany in the 17th century. In any case, it was…
Rainer Schnaitmann
After his studies and some apprenticeships, Rainer Schnaitmann no longer wanted to deliver his grapes to the local cooperative. With lots of time and effort, his…
Staatsweingut Weinsberg
The Staatsweingut Weinsberg is also a state teaching and experimental estate for pomology and viticulture. It is the oldest viticultural school of Germany (1868). Many …
Wachtstetter
The Wachtstetter family have cultivated vines for generations. In 1980, grandfather Ernst Combé and father Roland Wachtstetter began to market their wines directly. Rainer…
Wöhrwag
Working side-by-side with his wife Christin, Hans-Peter Wöhrwag is the driving force behind this estate in Untertürkheim. The focus here is on minimal intervention in the vineyard,…