Wine shop open Mon-Fri 09-18h, Sat 9-13h andįrom the 1st Sunday in April till the last Sunday before Dec 24 also open on.Visiting Baden-Badener Weinhaus am Mauerberg The three-star exclusive collection of Baden-Banener includes Spätlese, Auslese, Riesling and Spätburgunder (red).

Lots of different choices: red, white, rose, with or without bubbles, all kinds of local grape types. They are producing wine since 1474! With over 1500 hours of sunshine per year, a mild climate and a spectacular terroir, high quality wines are produced here.

White grapes at Baden-Badener Weinhaus am Mauerberg Baden-Baden wineryīaden-Badener Weinhaus am Mauerberg is a winery on the outskirts of Baden Baden. the Markgräfler Wiiwegli (81 km) from Weil am Rhein to Freiburg.the Ortenauer Weinpfad (120 km) from Gernsbach to Lahr.Not bad, right? The Schwarzwald Tourismus (tourist office) offers luggage transfer service. Walk along the vineyards, drink wine directly at the wine-grower’s farm and spend the night in wine-growing villages. Moreover there are even several wine walking trails (no kidding). Wine Street), a wine route of 160 km (99 mi) that goes from Baden-Baden to WeilĪm Rhein and you can easily drive by car. Wine routes & pathsĪre several wine routes in the Black Forest area that you can take. Each weekend there is at least one wine festival held in the area, including harvest parties in September. The western edge of the Baden wine area, with 12,500 hectares the third biggest in Germany, officially belongs to the Black Forest. In other words, they meet the higher quality standards. Wines from Baden are actually the only German wines that are categorized as wine-growing zone B of the EU. I find this is strange because German wines can be very good. In the Dutch supermarkets German wine is not popular.

Map of black forest area germany