Visit German Wine Regions with BottleStops' wine tours

When it comes to destinations for wine tours in Germany, we are spoiled with options! BottleStops is based in Mainz (Great Wine Capital of Germany), close to Frankfurt. Scroll down to view the list of the key wine regions we travel - click through for detailed profiles of each region.

BottleStops' scheduled wine tours cover two of the best wine regions: classic Rheingau, up-and-coming Rheinhessen. On request we offer private day trips to the wine regions of Mosel and Pfalz, as well as Nahe and Mittelrhein.

Rheingau

Century old abbeys, wine castles, historic villages, and one gigantic slope that is Rheingau....>more

Rheinhessen

Germany's largest wine region, with an abundance of young and ambitious winemakers...>more

Nahe

Quiet, serene, almost a bit enchanted, the Nahe wine region is one of Germany's best kept secrets....>more

Mittelrhein

Mittelrhein: Germany's smallest wine region in the spectacular Rhine River Gorges, featuring medieval castles and incredible value wines...>more

Mosel

Germany's most prominent wine region sports incredible views, steepest slopes and world renowned Rieslings...>more

Pfalz

Home to fantastic Rieslings and Pinots, historic villages and world renown wine estates - and top class restaurants ... the wine region of Pfalz has it all...>more

The wine regions of Ahr, Baden, Franconia and Würtemberg are unfortunately outside of our reach for day trips. Still feel free to contact us and we will help with partners and contacts in these wine regions.