"[...] the Nahe has been dubbed the 'tasting room of Germany'  for its wines show a remarkable diversity"

Kerry Brady Steward 1998  in 'A Travellers Wine Guide to Germany'

Nahe wines are the first cousins to the Mosel wines, though the geographic position of the Nahe River is right in the middle between the Rhine and Mosel river. The wine region of the River Nahe is rather little known and less travelled, even amongst German wine drinkers - unrightfully though, given its charming banks offer some most incredible sights. 

From steep slopes to rolling hills, the region boasts a huge variety of soils and minerals for its vineyards. It's said that every wine from the Nahe is a Gem - 'jeder Nahewein ein Edelstein' ... which is also referring to the region's precious stone business.

Riesling is the main varietal, though Sylvaner, Grauburgunder, Weissburgunder and Spätburgunder grow very successfully, too. The best known wineries of Nahe are Schlossgut Diel, Dönnhof, Weingut Emmerich-Schönleber, Crusius and Hermannsberg. 

To visit this region, enquire for a private wine tour with BottleStops. Or look out for our Special Day Out Tours.

Currently we operate wine tours to Nahe as PRIVATE TOURS on demand. 

* Date, time and duration: 

Our Nahe wine tours are scheduled on request and leave from Mainz at 10.00 am with a return at approx 5.00 pm.

*Pickup and Dropoff:

Private wine tours to Nahe include pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in the greater Mainz region. Other locations are possible, too, but may be subject to surcharges depending on distance.

* Programme

There will be at least two, sometimes three wine tasting stops at Nahe winemakers, and a lunch stop. Depending on pace and progress there will be stops for pictures and  village sightseeing.

*Group Size

Our luxury van has a capacity for a total of 6 people in your group.

*Price

Pricing for private tours starts at 790 Euro for a 6-7 hrs tour. Surcharges may apply for overtime and extra-distance.