My wife and I stopped here for some wine tasting on a sunny afternoon. We found parking along the…read moremain street near the shop and buzzed ourselves in. The man inside sat us down at the table right in the entrance and asked what sorts of Reislings we would like. We said mainly semi-sweet to sweeter flavors, and so the then created a flight of 5 different samples, including a couple of grand crus. He showed us pictures and locations of the vineyards where the grapes for each bottle were grown, and walked us through the various characteristics that one gets from each of the different wines based on the elements in the terroir. Each of our flights was 10 Euro, and we also took a bottle with us to go. If you like Reislings, this is a great place to come taste a large variety of options for a reasonable price. It was a little warm in the tasting room, and got a little awkward at times, but all in all it was fun and we enjoyed the experience.

Im not much of a Pinot drinker, but I do know when it goes well with food. The Germans call their…read moreversion spatburgunder (the late ripening version) and the 2004 August Kessler Spatburgunder, is fairly tasty. It hails from Assmannshausen (a mouthful for a non Germanic speaker) with a dry. slightly smoky and stone fruit like palate. Great with a heartier chicken dish or a lighter pork dish

From the owner: "Worum kann es beim Wein gehen, wenn nicht um große Emotionen?" August Kesseler…read more Besuchen Sie uns auf dem Weingut! Proben und Verkostungen vereinbaren wir gerne nach Absprache.

This place is excellent. In any wine region it's very easy to get lost in and overwhelmed by the…read moremassive number of producers. Which ones to visit? Which bottles to buy? And all these decisions in very limited timeframes whilst on busy vacations. RheinWeinWelt addresses these problems with a GREAT wine tasting concept. It has about 8-10 rooms featuring more than 100(!) winemakers of the nearby Rhinegau region, all with excellent signage explaining the winemakers, terroir, and individual wines. €1 gets you a tokens to taste a wine - simply circulate through these rooms and try any wine that piques your interest. We got a €20 pack of tokens and we walked out very happy (and well-informed!). Our favorites were Pinot noirs from the Assmanshausen region. We also appreciated the excellent hospitality here! There is an on-site shop to buy other goodies, snacks, souvenirs, and bottles - as well as a small cafe serving food and drink. This place is 100% on my list for when we return to Rudesheim!

We LOVED this place, the folks here are very friendly and helpful. There are so many awesome wines…read moreto choose from. We ate some cheese and meats afterwards. You Must check out this place if you're in the area.