In the Valley of the river Rhine there are both climatic and geological conditions for those grapes that make one of the German wines preferred by many nationals and foreigners. The Rheingau region, where cities such as Rüdesheim and Assmannshausen stand out, is a paradise if you like or have experience with good wines.
Regardless of whether you choose red or white, Rheingau wines are of excellent quality. The terrain conditions of this place such as steep hills, mineral-rich terrain and many hours of sunshine, make this part of Germany the perfect place for grapes to grow, which are then turned into wines that are a delight to the palate.
The Rheingau region, which has about 3,200 hectares of vineyard land, is one of the smallest in Germany for wine production. The Pinot Noir grape is produced in the vineyards around Assmannshausen, from which comes one of the favorite wines of many lovers of this drink.
Regardless of whether you choose red or white, Rheingau wines are of excellent quality. The terrain conditions of this place such as steep hills, mineral-rich terrain and many hours of sunshine, make this part of Germany the perfect place for grapes to grow, which are then turned into wines that are a delight to the palate.
The Rheingau region, which has about 3,200 hectares of vineyard land, is one of the smallest in Germany for wine production. The Pinot Noir grape is produced in the vineyards around Assmannshausen, from which comes one of the favorite wines of many lovers of this drink.