Mosel wine travel guide

For more than 35 years the Hieronimi family has welcomed guests in their vaulted cellars on the bank of the Mosel in Cochem: six generations of winegrowing and wine trading, begun by Johannes Hieronim…

Vines have been grown on the slopes of Maximin Grünhaus for almost 2,000 years: first by the Romans, then by the Benedictine monks of the abbey of St. Maximin. Since 1882 the estate has belonged to th…

Dr. Loosen is number 16 in the 2025 World's 50 Best Vineyards list. The estate has been in the family for more than 200 years. Owner Ernst Loosen took over in 1988 with a mission to radically improve …

An established winery in Bernkastel-Kues with 15 different vineyard plots spread over 20 km of the Mosel, from Brauneberg to Erden. The Riesling grapes are fermented separately by plot in small stainl…

A restaurant that has been a well-known name in Trier for years. It sits right on the Mosel, with a romantic terrace and a dreamy view over the water. If you're looking for big French names, you'll fi…

Michael Mast runs this atmospheric restaurant in the heart of medieval Bernkastel, close to the famous half-timbered houses and the Graacher Tor gate. It's deliberately not a schnitzel-and-Flammkuchen…

A top address in the Mosel for wine lovers. You can come here for everything: buying wine, tasting wine, eating. You can even stay the night. Everything is of good quality, and the location on the Mos…

Right on the market square of Trier, overlooking the cathedral, is this cosy Weinstube of Weingut Reichsgraf von Kesselstatt, one of the oldest and most respected wineries in the Mosel. Rieslings from…

From an abbey in Chianti to a wine barrel in the Douro: ten special wineries in Europe where you can also stay the night.

Stay at a winery on the Mosel, the Ahr, Lake Neusiedl and in Southern Styria: five addresses with rooms.

From Trier via Bernkastel to Cochem: which wineries you can visit along the Mosel and where to drink Riesling.