About

  Gut Hermannsberg 

In 2009 Jens Reidel and Dr. Christine Dinse discovered the potential of the winery. They bought the winery and agreed on the new name „Gut Hermannsberg“, referring to one of the best vineyard sites in the Nahe region which is a monopole site of Gut Hermannsberg. Jasper Reidel (managing director, owner family), Achim Kirchner (managing director) and Karsten Peter (managing director and winemaker) are managing the fortunes of the winery in cooperation. In collaboration with their team they consequently focus on the Riesling tradition of Gut Hermannsberg. Due to the exposition and soil conditions of their excellent sites, they vinify fine and expressive Riesling wines. Achim Kirchner, manager, is responsible for exports sales.

Today Gut Hermannsberg is one of Germany’s most exciting Riesling Estates. This traditional winery, right on the river Nahe, owns 30 ha of vineyards which are all classified as VDP.GROSSE LAGEN (Grand Cru) by the VDP (Verband deutscher Prädikatsweingüter/ www.vdp.de), Germany’s association of top-vintners. The steep slopes of Gut Hermannsberg like Kupfergrube, the monopole-site Hermannsberg and the unique Traiser Bastei rank among Germany’s and the world’s the best Riesling sites. They are the cradle of wines showing a peculiar brilliance and extraordinary minerality.

A guesthouse having five exclusive suites and six elegant double bedrooms, each one a unicum, is also part of the estate. The unique ensemble offers a wonderful view over the Nahe valley and is a recommendation for seminars and conferences or larger family celebrations.