Nahe Wineries & Vineyards, Reviews, Tours, Maps & Photos

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The Nahe river winds through the hills of Germany meeting the Rhine near Bingen. On the hills and in the valley of this river and it's tributaries are some spectacular wine growing areas that are only now stepping out of the shadows of the Rhine and Mosel wine growing neighbors.

As in many German wine regions, the Riesling grape is the most popular in this area, but the soil and climate here make for a spicier wine and the development of ice wine reaches heights that are found in very few areas of the world...

Wine Regions: Nahe - All of the information you need to know about the Nahe wines presented in easy to follow tables. Brief summaries of the history, the soil, the climate, the grapes grown in the vineyards, the character of the wines and recommendations to make choosing a Nahe wine easier.

Nahe in Wein-Plus Guide - A very helpful site that includes a clickable map of the area, links to all of the wineries and an abundance of well written information on the wines of the Upper Nahe, Middle Nahe, Lower Nahe and the Alsenz Valley. Specific wineries are recommended.

Nahe Region Wineries - The Wine Web lists twenty wineries in the Nahe Region with links to more information on each. Most of the sites are only in German and a few links are no longer in working order, but the list is helpful for learning more about the area's wineries.

Rhine-Nahe Tourist Information - The two regions are thoroughly mixed here but the site provides details on the wines, towns and castles in the area and the pictures, with text in German only, are worth a visit to see some of the scenery that has everyone raving...

Nahe Region Wineries - This site is the official Nahe site, but is only offered in German. You can make use of Unsere Winzer - wineries with links to the sites...most only in German, but the listing do include contact information and addresses; Unsere Lagen - which brings you to a clickable map of the subareas. The listings here include the wine makers in each village and showing the grape varieties they grow and use in their wines; Straußwirtschaften - names, addresses and phone numbers are provided; Die Rebsorten - This is a clickable list - a Lexikon - of the wines certified for this region - the information on the grapes is all in German.