Darmstadt Wine Festival: Darmstadt Tourismus

Darmstadt Wine Festival

The Darmstadt Wine Festival has been held on the 1st weekend in September for over 30 years.

Unfortunately, the festival will have to pause again in 2021. The reason is the lack of planning security and the fact that, in view of the requirements and restrictions, a wine festival - as winemakers, food stalls and visitors from the past know and appreciate - cannot take place this year.

Overview of the winemakers on the wine festival

Hessische Bergstraße: Bergsträsser Winzer eG, Karl Kulick Weinhandel & Weinverkauf

Mosel: Urzecha Hof

Nahe: Weingut Brühler Hof, Weingut Wilhelmy

Pfalz: Weingut und Gästehaus Ellbrück

Rheingau: Weingut Abteihof St. Nicolaus, Weingut Faust, Weingut Graf von Kanitz, Weingut J. Koegler, Weingut meine Freiheit

Rheinhessen: Weingut Ernst Bretz, Weingut Brühler Hof, Weingut Uwe Claß, Weingut Dorst, Weingut Grosch, Weingut Hill, Weingut Kampf GbR, Weingut Lucius, Weingut Münzenberger, Weingut Pfennig GbR, Weingut und Gasthaus Saulheimer, Weingut am Schlossberg, Weingut Karl-Heinz Schnabel GbR, Weingut Wagner

The Apfelweinkelter Adler will serve freshly produced Süßer, Rauscher and apple wine.

Wine grower with ecologcal viniculture: Weingut Brühler Hof, Weingut Kampf, Weingut Graf von Kanitz (ECOVIN + vegan), Weingut Wagner

Overview of gastronomy on the wine festival

Snacks: Hausmann Imbiss, Gastronomie Hamel Zelt, Salm Imbiss, Langos King

Fish: Fischspezialitäten Diegeler, Traber's Flammlachshütte

Cheese: Raclette-Hütte, stall with different cheese platters and diced cheeses

Further delecacices: Belgische Pommes, Reibekuchen Roscher, Hausmann Flammkuchen, Löw's Backhaus, Crêperie Köhler

Impressions: Darmstadt Wine Festival 2019

Save the date!

Darmstadt Wine Festival

1. to 4. September 2022

Red Riesling

Did you know that there is "Red Riesling" at the Bergstraße? The Riesling-grape in its original version had a reddish skin. Only in the course of time did it become brighter.

But there is a winegrowing area in Germany where the tradition is kept alive: this is the Hessische Bergstraße. Almost ten wineries are there, which still today - and even strengthened again! - cultivate and offer Red Riesling. For more information, please visit the website "Home of Red Riesling".