You must call in advance or schedule inside for a brewery tour. They do have tours in English…read more This was my first brewery tour. I was expecting taste tests of many beers, a more in depth explanation or the brewing process and seeing it be made. Instead, you're shown video after video of "how its made", but applying to really any beer. They welcome you with a non-alcoholic beer and you don't get more until the very end. The tour itself was cheap, and the guide was kind, but it really didn't feel worth the time or money. It was very quiet and uncomfortable the whole tour. Felt like a cold, modern library tour. The best part was the bar at the end, which was beautiful. But not much to take from this besides a bottle of beer and overpriced souvenirs.

Make sure you find out when the English tour is :) we were just stopping by, and the very nice lady…read morein front let us into the tasting room (the best part) we had free beer and chit chatted with the very friendly bartender. Learned (in our own way) about the beer by asking questions. Poor bartender probably never has 2 words spoken to him :( he enjoyed our company as we did his! Try the green juice. Non alcoholic but made specifically from a plant in germany. Very unique. The locals were drinking it too. Very sweet. Gift shop is nice too of course!!

My friends and I love this place! I attended many girls days and going away events here. For 18€…read moreyou can take your time to taste all the delicious wines and keep your wine glass. Food is served as well. I wish I could visit again!

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.

Maybe one of kookier names for a dessert wine I've encountered. Never heard of it until recently,…read morethen suddenly I've seen it at 3 different restaurants. Maybe there is a Loosen cult following? If you look at he website Ernst Loosen looks a little creepy but man, does he make a good wine. Very good examples of the Mosel and terrific Beerenauslese, Trockenbeerenauslese, and Auslese Rieslings. Don't let the odd name deter you, it's quite tasty.

The good Doctor must have struck up a distribution deal in the US as I am now able to find his…read moreproducts in a few restaurants and wine stores in Florida and Georgia. It's always a pleasant surprise to find a Loosen on a wine list. One of my favorite everyday drinkers at a good price. I love the Mosel Rieslings!

Great selection for a small shop, great service, and reasonable prices. Check out their special…read moreevents and book them for a private party or wine tasting.

From the owner: Here at DeVine Wine we offer over 200 different wines from Germany, France, Italy and Spain. In…read moreaddition to that we do have wine available daily to taste and offer a monthly wine tasting event. We also have the option of private parties where we can tailor a tasting event for you.

Can & Erdal's Kebab House has been under new ownership since April 2011. Erdal & Nili have been…read moreslowly expanding and a renovation will take place. The menu now features more snack and bistro items in addition to the traditional döner kebabs. A new room will open soon. Draft beer is now available in addition to bottled. The wine selection has also grown.