Rheingau (wine Region) - Villages and Producers

Villages and Producers

See also: List of Rheingau vineyards

Some villages of Rheingau, listed in the downstream direction of Rhine, with some notable vineyards and producers.

  • Hochheim am Main
    • vineyards Domdechaney, Kirchenstück and Hölle
    • Weingut Künstler
    • Weingut W.J. Schäfer
  • Walluf
  • Eltville
    • Hessische Staatsweingüter Kloster Eberbach ("Hessian State Wineries"), will move to a newly constructed cellar next to the vineyard Steinberg
  • Rauenthal
    • vineyards Baiken and Nonnenberg
  • Kiedrich
    • vineyard Gräfenberg
    • Weingut Robert Weil
  • Hattenheim
    • vineyards Mannberg and Wisselbrunnen
    • vineyard Steinberg, next to Kloster Eberbach, does not use a village name in its vineyard designation
    • Hessian State Wineries (Hessische Staatsweingüter Kloster Eberbach) has its main cellars in a newly constructed facility next to the Steinberg vineyard, after having previously been located in Eltville
    • vineyard Marcobrunn, is shared with the neighbouring village of Erbach
  • Oestrich
    • vineyards Doosberg and Lenchen
    • Weingut Josef Spreitzer
    • Weingut Peter Jakob Kühn
  • Winkel
    • vineyards Hasensprung and Jesuitengarten
    • Schloss Vollrads, both a producer and a vineyard name, does not use a village name in its vineyard designation
  • Johannisberg
    • Schloss Johannisberg, both a producer and a vineyard name, does not use a village name in its vineyard designation
  • Rüdesheim
    • vineyards in Rüdesheimer Berg, primarily Berg Roseneck, Berg Rottland and Berg Schlossberg
    • Weingut Georg Breuer
    • Weingut Josef Leitz
  • Assmannshausen
    • vineyard Höllenberg, famous for its red wines
    • Weingut August Kesseler

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