Middle rhine Wine

The Middle Rhine Valley is pure Rhine Romanticism. The growing region stretches over 120 km from Bingen to Bonn. The river winds through the history-rich valley past steep vineyards, castles, palaces and the world famous Loreley. The southern section of the unique cultural landscape was named a UNESCO World Heritage Region in 2002. In the heart of the region is Koblenz, the city on the Rhine and Moselle. Riesling, in particular, grows under optimal conditions. It emits a mineral, finely aromatic and vivacious acidity. Covering 70% of the growing space, it is the number one grape type in the Middle Rhine Valley. Additionally, Müller-Thurgau, Kerner and Pinot thrive here. The most important red grape type is Pinot Noir.