One hour from Frankfurt are the wine regions of Rheinhessen, Rheingau and the Pfalz which are often labelled the "Burgundy & Tuscany of Germany". These regions offer a warmer microclimate and are rich with their own unique wine culture and history which is reflected in the stunning scenery of castles sitting majestically on cliff tops as vibrant green vineyards roll steeply along the Rhine river. 

With independent winemakers in every town, it's hard to choose which corks to pop. You can trust our local knowledge to take you beyond cellar doors to meet the makers and experience personal wine tastings from award-winning wineries. 

So if you are planning a trip to Germany let me know and I can help tailor the perfect tour for you

Spätburgunder or Gewürztraminer doesn't roll easily off the tongue, but both these German wines do flow very well down your throat. Germany and wine?  Expect the unexpected on our Weinköpfe grape escapes! 

When it comes to the world of wine Germany has been in the wine game since the Romans and offers some of the world's most elegant and aromatic wine varieties, most notably for the noble Riesling. But getting your hands on a bottle outside of Germany can be hard to find. The regions best-kept wine secrets are rarely exported as locals love every last drop. This is why Weinköpfe exists. Our German wine tours aim to share with you the best quality wines, most beautiful views, historical sights and culinary delights the regions of Germany have to offer. We believe wine was made for sharing so tours are in small groups or can be requested private. 

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