It's the worlds oldest wine coop and they have a big cellar and shop. It represents many small…read morefarmers in the area who share the work for making of the wine. A concept that has its roots here and then spread to many other wine regions in Europe. The cellar is beautiful and we did a tour and wine tasting with a really funny local who was super passionate about the place. He was also very funny and ironic and was very engaging. The wine tasting was more like a wine drinking as we started with two bottles of their Sekt and then went on to taste many more bottles. I was pretty tipsy by the end ;-) Absolutely loved some of their whites and their reds were amazingly good. We were served some food and had a private wine tasting room. Staff here were super friendly and very passionate about the place. I must admit I fell in love with the concept and the place. I will definitely buy from them online as they represent many local farmers that put a lot of hard work into growing and then sharing the wine making tasks. A beautiful winery to visit when in the area.

I can only review a wine tasting we attended in the vineyard itself, hosted by Rüdiger Kröber and…read morehis wife. We learned about the difficulties of horticulture on such steep slopes, the benefits of slate soil and, of course, the effects of bad (wet) weather on the vintage. Harvesting wine under these conditions takes years of experience and passion, which the Kröbers, with the whole family being involved in the business, definitely possess. The wines ranged from a sparkling wine to a sweet (white) wine - or wine from a late harvest, with the basis being the Riesling grape. Mr. Körber is very knowledgeable, and prices range from around €6 for a Rosé wine to €30 and €50 for a sweet and ice wine respectively, with most wines being very reasonably priced. You can order wine online, and book wine tastings at the vineyard (weather permitting) or in the cellars. It's a beautiful part of Germany and I can only recommend visiting, especially in autumn for the harvest festivities.

From the owner: Lettinis ist deine Genussadresse in Düsseldorf, wenn es um besondere Präsente mit Charakter geht…read more Statt anonymer Massenware findest du hier liebevoll zusammengestellte Geschenkboxen, ausgewählte italienische Feinkost, handverlesene Weine und kleine Delikatessen, die man nicht überall bekommt. Ob persönliches Geschenk, stilvolles Firmenpräsent oder Last-Minute-Mitbringsel: Jedes Präsent wird individuell zusammengestellt, auf Wunsch hochwertig verpackt und mit einer persönlichen Empfehlung von Stefania Lettini versehen – immer mit viel Amore für Italien. Die regelmäßigen Probiersamstage, die einmal im Monat stattfinden, sind abwechslungsreich gestaltet und öffnen dir die Welt der Lettinis Genusshelden: kleine Manufakturen, Familienbetriebe und Produzenten aus allen Regionen Italiens. Du kannst dich durch verschiedene Themenwelten probieren, neue Produkte entdecken, typische Spezialitäten verkosten und dich ganz entspannt beraten lassen. Inhaberin Stefania Lettini betreibt das Lettinis seit über 21 Jahren, ist bekannt aus dem ZDF-Magazin „Volle Kanne“ und hat zwei eigene Italien-Kochbücher geschrieben. Wer Präsente mit Persönlichkeit, Qualität und echter Geschichte sucht, findet bei Lettinis den passenden Genussmoment für jeden Anlass.