Grape harvest in the vineyard: Two people are standing in a row of vines, working on the vines on both sides. In front of them are two crates into which they are placing their harvested grapes.

Recommended WineriesLiving the Love of Wine

Winegrowers in Baden-WürttembergOpen Cellar Doors

It’s often said that wine tastes best where it’s made. When you see the vineyards and experience the dedication of the people behind them, you’ll feel their love for wine in every sip. This is especially true for the renowned Weinsüden winegrowers: they open their cellars for you, and suddenly you notice the aromas and flavours with new intensity. They also invite you to tastings, organise wine festivals, and offer carriage rides through the vineyards – all while sharing stories about their favourites and terroirs.
Weinsüden Winemaker Seal

Wine Holidays in the WeinsüdenAt a Glance

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Wineries with a Quality Seal

Whether small family-run operations who manage their vineyards part-time or winemakers famous beyond our borders – the certified wineries love welcoming guests.
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Cooperatives

In Baden-Württemberg’s wine-growing regions, many wineries are part of cooperatives – a unique system that produces top-quality wines crafted with passion, capable of standing up to international competition.
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Cosy Togetherness

Come and sit with the locals! In Württemberg, we call it a Besen, in Baden, a Strauße – and it’s where you can try the new wine and a simple rustic meal. Just look for the broom outside the door.
A man drives a tractor through the vines during the grape harvest.
Three people stand around a large wine barrel and take a sample from it to test the wine.
A man cuts vines in the vineyard.
Illuminated wine cellar with large wooden barrels.
Sales talk and advice in a winery.
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Harvesting grapes in Ihringen am Kaiserstuhl
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Wine Events in Baden-WürttembergToday a Besen, Tomorrow a Wine Village – Where to Celebrate and Enjoy

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    Weinmanufaktur Stuttgart
    Weinmanufaktur Stuttgart cultivates wine with tradition and passion. The credo of the 40 or so winegrowers is: quality before quantity - and is rewarded: the Weinmanufaktur has won several awards.
    Stuttgart Region
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    Weingut Zaiß KG
    Follow your heart, they said. Now I'm standing here, at the Zaiß winery!
    Stuttgart Region
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    Collegium Wirtemberg - Kelter Rotenberg
    Royal wines from the foot of Württemberg
    Stuttgart Region
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    Collegium Wirtemberg - Kelter Uhlbach
    Royal wines from the foot of Württemberg
    Stuttgart Region
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    Weingut Rieger
    Four generations live and work together at the Rieger organic winery. This means: experience, knowledge and tradition meet drive and innovation. Combining this is an art and what results are small wor...
    Black Forest
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    Weingut Blankenhorn
    The Blankenhorn winery is located in the centre of Schliengen in the Markgräflerland region and has existed since 1847, when the Schliengen winegrower Johann Friedrich Blankenhorn acquired the buildi...
    Black Forest
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    Weingut Löffler
    Our winery is located in the heart of the Markgräflerland, directly on the Baden Wine Route, between the popular Faust town of Staufen and the tranquil wine-growing village of Ballrechten-Dottingen.
    Black Forest
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    Weingut Schlumberger
    Sometimes you have to leave the beaten track to discover the unusual: our old farmstead with the large tithe barn is slightly hidden in what is probably the most original corner of Laufen. Together wi...
    Black Forest
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    Weingut Hug
    Our family winery is run by the third generation and has been organic since 2000. Craftsmanship has been a priority here in Schneckental since 1932. Back then, grandfather Otto Hug made wooden barrels...
    Pfaffenweiler