Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Langenlonsheim from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Langenlonsheim, Germany
Anette Closheim gives the Nahe a contemporary reading without losing sight of Langenlonsheim’s vineyard geology. The small family estate works with Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Spätburgunder, Scheurebe and Pinot Blanc, presented in a modern vinotheque set inside a 150-year-old winery framework. The appeal is precision, design discipline and a clear sense of place rather than grand-winery theatre.
Langenlonsheim, Germany
A family-run Nahe estate dating to 1859, Weingut Bürgermeister Schweinhardt reads as a Langenlonsheim wine stop built around site-labelled Riesling, Burgunder varieties, vegan production claims since 2011, and a rustic vaulted tasting setting. Its range runs from dry and Kabinett Riesling to barrel-influenced cuvées, Secco, red wines, and Eiswein, with an on-site wine café and B&B extending the visit beyond a standard cellar-door tasting.
Langenlonsheim, Germany
Family-run Nahe estate in Langenlonsheim, working 6.5 hectares with a Riesling-led portfolio and a clear site hierarchy. The draw is not trophy culture but vineyard translation: hand-harvested fruit, named local sites such as Königsschild, Rothenberg and Löhrer Berg, and a relaxed estate setting that treats wine as part of regional life rather than a formal luxury ritual.
Langenlonsheim, Germany
Weingut Johannes Haas is a century-old family winery in Langenlonsheim, framed by the Nahe’s site-conscious wine culture rather than destination-winery spectacle. The draw is a grounded vinothek format, guided tastings, after-work sessions, and a portfolio spanning Riesling, Grauburgunder, Chardonnay, Spätburgunder, Sauvignon Blanc, Scheurebe, and sparkling wine styles.
Langenlonsheim, Germany
Weingut Sitzius is a Nahe winery in Langenlonsheim with an old-farmhouse setting, guided estate tastings, and a portfolio led by Riesling alongside Pinot varieties. The draw is not spectacle but regional clarity: dry Riesling tied to Langenlonsheim, direct cellar-door buying, and a relaxed tasting-room format suited to wine drinkers who want the Nahe in a practical, grounded register.
Langenlonsheim, Germany
A 300-year family estate in Langenlonsheim, Weingut Tesch is built around dry, site-specific Nahe Riesling rather than range for range’s sake. The vinothek matches that discipline: small, quiet, minimalist, and tied closely to the vineyards, with a portfolio shaped by Riesling, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir, and a notably clear “Unplugged” identity.
Langenlonsheim, Germany
Weingut Zwölberich is a Langenlonsheim estate in the Nahe with roots dating to 1711 and Demeter biodynamic vineyard work in place since 1993. The draw is the combination of regional terroir, still white, still red and sparkling wines, and a quiet tasting-room setting oriented toward the Nahe Valley and Taunus.
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