Wineries & Sites we like · 08. July 2022

If you are looking for things to do in Wiesbaden, why not consider an outing to the nearby Rheingau wine region? From Wiesbaden some of the best wineries, vineyards and wine tasting locations are just a short drive west into the wine country. Rent a bike, take a train (or book a wine tour) and enjoy both the scenery of the Rhein River and the taste of Rheingau. Here are five of our favourite wine destinations near Wiesbaden:

Wineries & Sites we like · 05. July 2022

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 in Mainz, this lesser-known mid-sized city nestled in a bend of the River Rhine? Here five fab reasons for you to spend a day or two in the city we love:

Wineries & Sites we like · 26. March 2021

World class wine estates in Germany? There's plenty of them!

Wines & Food we taste · 06. November 2020

Wine pairings with german food, german wine, and their friends & neighbours.

German Wine News and Musings · 18. March 2020

These are some of the most interesting keywords we found when optimising our website for wine tours.

Wines & Food we taste · 11. June 2018

If you think that wine needs to be celebrated, that it needs to be sniffed, swirled, swooshed, and commented on every time…. Stop reading right now! This post is not for you. If, however, you think wine can be a just-for-fun drink, thirst-quenching and stimulating, uncomplicated and easy-going, just like beer, keep reading....

Wineries & Sites we like · 02. March 2018

On a Rhine River Wine trip but need to find a family pacifier...? We got a solution for you!

Wineries & Sites we like · 24. January 2018

Wanna tour German wineries like a pro? Here's our base vocabulary for you to impress your hosts and co-travellers:

Wines & Food we taste · 22. October 2017

What makes a good Glühwein? How navigate the the Glühwein-stalls at a German Christmas market... read our guide here....

Wines & Food we taste · 09. October 2017

What is 'Fey-Daar-Wai-Sar' I hear you ask? The German Federweisser is best described as a teenaging wine: It is a cloudy, sometimes fizzy, light, and hard to control young wine - only seasonably available in September and October. Here is all you need to know...