Regional Wines

In addition to wines from the Rheinhessen region, which lies along the left bank of the Rhein river between the villages of Worms and Bingen, we also offer wines from the Mosel valley, whose river stretches from its source along the western part of the Vosges mountains in France to where it joins the Rhein in Koblenz.

The vineyards of the Mosel and Rhein (engl.: Rhine) river valleys are comprised of single-vineyard designated plots – Einzellagen – and larger demarcations called Grosslagen.

Of the three Qualitätswein – quality wines – making up our German Regional selections, two are produced from the Grosslagen: Piesporter Michelsberg and Zeller Schwarze Katz, which are vineyards located along the Mosel river.

Liebfraumilch is also a Qualitätswein and is produced from grapes grown in one of the four growing regions of the Rhein valley.

These three regional wines have had a significant impact on the export of German wines, as they have helped introduce German wines to consumers throughout the world for many decades.

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