Really good wine from a family winery. We visited yesterday without an appointment but during…read morebusiness hours. After brief introductions and assessment from the proprietor selections were made. We pretty much prefer dry (Trocken). Their selection fits the bill whether white or red. Prices are fair and service is top notch. So many choices in the Mosel river valley this one is well worth it.

Romerhof is the umbrella winery brand which contains a good producer in Heinz Eifel. They make a…read morevery solid, tasty icewine. After seeing Inniskillin all over menus, it was nice to see an alternative. Also, it's way more affordable for under $20 a bottle. Frozen grapes equals good sugar concentration.

Dropping by for the tastings is an incredible experience if you're in the Mosel River area. The…read morewine is fantastic, and the host is so interesting and hospitable. Hearing about the various wines and all the history at their vineyard was a special experience. Definitely recommend.

Great winery in the Mosel! This family of vintners is so kind and welcoming - an amazing experience…read moreI will never forget!

Needless to say, you can't quite visit Mosel Valley and not taste some wine. We didn't have time…read moreand our own car to visit the vineyards, so this tasting room is the next best thing, for us to sample a variety of local wines. This tasting room is located near the train station, and a short walk from the town center, so it's easy to work into our day trip. It's a rather small room, and there's no schedule, so we started the tasting when we walked in. They have several levels of tasting, and given a list of their wines so we can select the ones we want to try. Now, if you are a traveler, take a little time to find out what the local wines are. Different varietals of grapes grow in different regions in the world, depending on the climate, soil type and more. Mosel, as a relatively cool region, is best known for their riesling. They have a little red, but honestly that's far from the best. Even a Germany won't dispute that. So don't go in asking for Cab or Pinot Noir... which actually was what happened during our tasting when an American walked in. The wine list has about 20 Riesling, plus wine made with some other grapes, and is arranged from dry to sweet. Naturally, bottle price is a good guide to which are the better ones. If they have Eiswein (ice wine), try that, it's their specialty, wine made from frozen hand-picked grapes and only in small quantity, especially in recent years with global warming. The gentleman who assisted us in our tasting was very nice, and we left with a few bottles of our favorites.

Made a private wine tasting with Peter R. I personally give him 4 stars for being a great and…read moreentertaining host. Very genuine person and he took really good care of us. Definitely ask for him when you go to this winery. He spoke very good English. As far as the wine, in general, Germany's strength is in the whites. This place had a good variation and complexity of white wines. Of course their better wines are the ones from $10 and up. Wine tasting cost $9.20 for 7 tastes, but the host was very generous and we were able to taste 10 wines. One downfall of this place is its location. It is located not in the city center and does not get alot of foot traffic. About 5 minute walk from the small city center of Cochem. They said it is the oldest winery in Cochem.

Try the incredibly affordable hyper local wine…read more (I don't think the grape and the wine has travelled for more than 2km)

When I was a child we lived in a nearby town and we come here for my parents to buy wine. Coming…read moreback many years later, I can still recognize the original store front and tasting room. Bartho now runs the place and the vineyard. He speaks English very well and was most helpful and incredibly knowledgable during our tasting. They can now ship to the USA, which is a huge plus and orders can be done by paypal. It's worth a stop if your are in the area and the views in this area are astounding.

A perfect place for a wine tasting with family and friends. Bartho and his family gave us and our…read morefriends from Canada a memorable Sunday afternoon. Wines for every taste at fair prices. Thank you so much and go on having success and joy.

My wife and I had a wonderful visit to this historic winery. It occupies a spectacular stone…read morebuilding that is over 700 years old, and used to be Traben-Trabach's "Knight's Hall". You can feel the history and heritage of this place when you are inside of it. The wine was outstanding, and the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. We emailed them in advance to set up a tasting. They speak perfect English. This stop was the highlight of our entire trip to Germany. Highly recommended.