Rheingau: Wine Tour with Tasting

Romantic Wine Escape to the German Wine Country! Discover vineyard hills, historic estates, wine tastings, and regional cuisine—your perfect stylish getaway from Frankfurt.
Stop At: Weinladen Draiser Hof - Weingut Baron Knyphausen
We will start our wine adventure by visiting Baron Knyphausen which is a historic family-run winery in Eltville-Erbach, Rheingau, renowned for its terroir-driven Rieslings and elegant Pinot Noirs. A member of the prestigious VDP and fully organic since 2021, the estate cultivates famed vineyards such as Marcobrunn and Hohenrain, crafting wines that reflect centuries of tradition and meticulous care. Visitors can experience its heritage at the picturesque Draiser Hof, home to a wine lounge, shop, and restaurant.

While we learn about the winery you will try up to 10 different wines from simple estate wines to Auslese (a selection of wines), sometimes even Trockenbeerenauslese (a selection of wines), ice wine, and even older vintages. This gives you the chance to gain a deeper insight into the diversity of our wines in a fun way.

Pass By: Schloss Johannisberg
We will visit this magnificent Schloss Johannisberg, perched above the Rhine in the Rheingau, which is celebrated as the world’s first dedicated Riesling estate, with winemaking at the site dating back to 817 and exclusive Riesling cultivation beginning in 1720. The estates sits on a striking south-facing quartzite hillside—about 50 hectares steeply inclined at 45° with ideal sun exposure along the 50th parallel—yielding exceptional aromatic complexity and precision.
We will enjoy a glass of wine at their wine terrace with mesmerizing view of the Rhein valley.

Stop At: Eltville am Rhein
Optional Lunch at your own expense at a local Cafe or Restaurant:
Savor a fresh, locally sourced lunch or a tempting cheese and charcuterie board. While you wait, explore wines from 80 top Rhine winemakers.

Stop At: Kloster Eberbach
Kloster Eberbach, located in the Rheingau near Eltville, is one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval monasteries and a landmark of German wine culture. Founded in 1136 by Cistercian monks, it became one of the largest wine estates in Europe and played a key role in developing viticulture along the Rhine. Today, the historic cellars—still in use—house the Hessische Staatsweingüter, producing acclaimed Rieslings from prestigious Rheingau vineyards. Beyond wine, Kloster Eberbach is famed for its Romanesque and Gothic architecture, cultural events, and its appearance in the film The Name of the Rose.

Stop At: Balthasar Ress Vinothek
Balthasar Ress Wine Tasting Experience
Discover the essence of Rheingau winemaking at Balthasar Ress, one of the region’s leading family wineries. Known for premium Rieslings, the tasting offers a journey through wines that range from crisp and mineral to rich and complex. Guided by friendly hosts, you’ll learn about the estate’s history, winemaking traditions, and Germany’s highest quality standards like VDP.GG.

To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.

This excursion you can cancel with no cost up to 24 hours before the start of the trip. If you cancel it after 24 hours or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity. Being late on pick-up or departure will be considered as not showing up.