The meandering Mosel Valley is not only very beautiful, it is also home to some excellent German…read morewhite wines - crisp, aromatic and very food friendly, these are a long way from Black Tower or Blue Nun (i.e. generic, semi-dry, mass market dross). According to his website, Markus Boor is a winemaker who manages an area of more than 4 hectares, situated in the territories Goldgrube, Klosterberg and Schatzgarten in Wolf as well as the Würzgarten in Traben. The wines which are cultivated in the vineyards are Riesling, Rivaner, Pinot Blanc, Merlot, Dornfelder and Pinot Noir. The Riesling is the main product of these traditional vineyards. On a driving holiday through Alsace and the Rhine and Mosel velleys a few years ago, I stopped off here to try a few samples and ended up with a case of excellent (and great value) Pinot Blanc and Riesling.

Best Wine Family in the region. Highly recommend doing business with them. They produce a selection…read moreof wines that are highly valued and cherished by all. Rieslings are their pride and joy. Lots of laughter during a wine probe. Very informative during tastings. Location is in the charming village of Dhron. Bring a bike and walking shoes when you visit.

oh my, these were the nicest people who ever served wine tastes to us!!…read more and the wines were great! and they gave us a free gift when we were leaving.......this is a must stop if you are tasting up the mosel river we will be back!!!

The Bon Vivant Gourmemts love this place!…read more http://www.bonvivantgourmets.com/germany We have gone by this place many times, heard rumors about it, ogled its succulent offers, contemplated going there--and postponed it time and again. Everyone should try this place, it is amazing! Even though the rumors are not true--that the cook is a Michelin-starred chef--the food is excellent; no, it is fabulous. No, it is incredibly mouthwatering fabulous.

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.

A shopping center with several little stores to meet your daily needs! Two grocery stores to…read moreinclude Aldi and Edeka. Edeka has a bakery inside if you seeking fresh bread and pastries among other things! Tight parking but well worth the stop.