Jean Stodden
The Stodden family have been wine-growers in the Ahr Valley since 1578. In 1900, Alois Stodden began producing Pinot Noir wines in his own cellars. Since then, the family’s
BOCKSTEIN
The VDP.GROSSE LAGE® BOCKSTEIN drops at a 38 to 80 percent gradient in a side valley of the Saar. It forms an amphitheatre around the village of Ockfen. Its rocky, craggy soil is marked
Winter
For fifteen years Stefan Winter has been at the helm of his parent’s wine estate in Dittelsheim in southern Rheinhessen. The village lies at the foot of the Kloppberg, the highest hill
GOLDTRÖPFCHEN
The VDP.GROSSE LAGE® GOLDTRÖPFCHEN resembles a huge amphitheatre that surrounds Piesport on the outer bend of the Mosel. The exposition turns from southeast to south to southwest. The
Graf von Bentzel – Sturmfeder
In 1396, Count Eberhard of Württembeg enfeoffed his knight Friedrich Sturmfeder with one “Pflug Acker im Schozacher Holz” (vineyard land) for loyal
J. Neus
J. NEUS – a century of winegrowing tradition meets youth and energy. The winery J.Neus in Ingelheim on Rhein was first founded in 1881, but has been under the new leadership of the
STEIN-BERG
The VDP.GROSSE LAGE® STEIN (Würzburg) is just as famous as it is steep. The curved vineyard that thrones above Würzburg has a nearly Mediterranean climate. Not only do the slopes lie
Müller-Catoir
This outstanding estate in the Neustadt suburb of Haardt has been in the family since 1744 – now in the ninth generation. For nearly a century it was managed by women who
Karthäuserhof
Karthäuserhof takes its name from the Carthusian monks who received the estate from Prince Elector Balduin of Luxembourg in 1335. In the aftermath of secularization, Valentin
Staatliche Weinbaudomäne Oppenheim
In 1895, "Ernst Ludwig Grossherzog von Hessen und bei Rhein" founded a school for pomology and viticulture in Oppenheim. Five years later, a wine estate
