Natur Pur used to be considered a culinary insider tip among ‘hiking’ wine and food lovers in Rheingau. Today the wine fest is known nationally and attracts guests from across the regions to the wine and gourmet trail laid out near Hattenheim village. Great views, nice people, a relaxed atmosphere and a huge selection of […]
You find yourself with a day to spare in Frankfurt and you would like to explore vineyards nearby? Options for wine tours from Frankfurt are abundant – here are 5 regions to explore: Rheingau Wine Tour – historic wine region close to Frankfurt Get ready for a scenic journey to the picturesque Rheingau region, just […]
Is Mainz worth a visit? Gutenberg Museum… the centuries old St Martin’s Cathedral… a quaint old town … the unique Chagall windows at St Stephan’s… Rhine River cruises – let’s look beyond those well-known reasons to visit Mainz. Few visitors know that Mainz is Great Wine Capital of Germany! In no other German city wine […]
If you are looking for things to do in Wiesbaden, why not consider an outing to the nearby Rheingau wine region?
One of the best things to do in Wiesbaden is to enjoy wine. Wiesbaden is located right at the fringe of the historic Rheingau wine region
So, you got Heidelberg, Munich and Berlin on your list of tour stops when visiting Germany? You will have a guided tour at Eagles Nest, and you will visit Neuschwanstein? You are up for a Moselle or Rhine river cruise? Have beers at the Hofbräuhaus? With that programme, why make time and take a tour-stop […]
This list is what we at BottleStops consider the Best Restaurants in Mainz for German food and wine. These are places where the locals enjoy.
If you are looking for a wine tour in Frankfurt you’ll definitely need to rethink. Frankfurt has only one type of wine, called “Apfelwein” – an apple cider, and that one requires an acquired palate.
Every season has its merits – and the German vineyards feature the beauty of Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter very distinctively.
A perfect wine tour in Germany will most certainly include a number of classic wineries and wines, say Dr Loosen in Mosel, or Schloss Johannisberg in Rheingau, von Winningen in Pfalz. But then, wouldn’t it be great to discover some of the newcomers, those German vintners/winemakers that are all the rage with German wine lovers? […]
