Ingelheim wine region

Emperor Charlemagne brought the first Burgundy vines to Ingelheim. Since then, wine culture has been lived in the Ingelheim region. The local winegrowers are particularly fond of the red grapes, because it is not for nothing that Ingelheim is also called the red wine town. For Rhenish-Hessian conditions, almost 50 percent of the area is planted with red vines.

Our winemakers

Traditional expertise, passed on from generation to generation, is complemented by innovative ideas and international know-how. These are our winegrowers, who do their best every day to present the wine connoisseur with something magical in the glass.

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Directory of wineries in the Ingelheim wine region

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The red wine town of Ingelheim am Rhein is known nationwide for its excellent red wines. But the white wines are also very excellent and award-winning., © Rainer Oppenheimer

Pinot Noir, Silvaner and Co.

Fruity and multifaceted, sometimes capricious and difficult to tame for winegrowers and wine lovers - that is the Pinot Noir. Together with the Frühburgunder, it accounts for 21 percent of the red grape varieties in Ingelheim. There are also other grape varieties in the Ingelheim wine region, from classics to new and unusual varieties.

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