Visited in October, we sat outside in the cold, sampling new wine... delicious, light and fruity. I…read moreprefer the white over the red, but my friend thought the opposite. Besides new wine, we were also able to purchase traditional German foods to accompany the new wine. I highly recommend the Schmalzbrot... a hearty German bread with a spread of animal fat... sounds gross, but is delicious... imagine bacon drippings on bread. Also sampled the Flammkuchen, which is a pizza like creation, but without the red sauce.. it has cream cheese and caramelized onions, bacon and herbs on it. You have to try it. If you're ever in this area, just walk on in an sample wine and food. You won't regret it.

Great place to sample and buy some local wine! They offer a great variety of wines (white, red as…read morewell as dessert wines). Knowledgeable, helpful and friendly staff. Will stop here again when in the area.

Fabulous family owned winery in the Pfalz. It's in a beautiful old village and the whole winery is…read morein a nice old building. It's been making wine since 1744 and has 21 hectares of organic certified estate. It's a traditional winery with small number of staff and makes mostly white and dessert wine. I was invited here for a wine tasting evening and the owner of the winery was on hand for the evening. They had put out their entire lineup of white wines and dessert wines. There was plenty of German Tapas on hand to go with the wine. I loved their Weißburgunder and Sekt. I also really liked the dessert wines here. They have some really top class Riesling and Weißburgunder very typical of this area. All in all a fabulous evening and one that I hope to repeat it soon :-)

Visited them for a work outing and got to try out their very good still and sparkling wines.read more

From the owner: Dort, wo sich die deutsche Weinstraße zwischen Wald und Weinbergen von ihrer paradiesischen Seite…read morezeigt, liegt das Weingut Josef Köhr. Im Schutz des Haardtgebirges, einem Gebirgszug des Pfälzerwaldes, findet sich eine fruchtbare Region in der selbst Pflanzen aus dem Mittelmeerraum gedeihen. Der Pfälzerwald ist nicht nur wichtiger klimatischer Landpunkt, sondern auch ausgewiesenes Biospärenreservat der UNESCO.

After a lovely dinner we went back the next morning to buy some wine at the Vinothek. The woman…read morebehind the counter was outright rude. She ignored our multiple requests to sample a wine before purchasing it and during our entire interaction with her she was passive aggressive. A very disappointing experience, especially after the lovely dinner in the Leopold Restaurant the previous evening.