- "Land of a thousand Hills" Rheinhessen
- Germany's largest wine region, nestled among rolling mountains, with fertile land bordered by the river Na to the west and the Rhine to the northeast. Grapes have been grown on this land since Roman times. The diversity of the soil, combined with a mild climate that produces high-quality grapes, makes Rheinhessen one of the "most dynamic" regions.
- VolkerBarth
- With a history of 300 years and an area of 310,000 square meters of grape cultivation, it is now the Volbas Winery. As one of the major wineries in the Rhine Hessen region, it covers all types of grape soil suitable for growing in Germany, with an annual output of 340,000 liters and the capacity to fill 450,000 bottles.
- climate
- Rheinhessen has 1700 hours of sunshine a year, an average annual temperature of 11 ° C and only 510mm of precipitation. It provides unique conditions for the healthy growth, picking and flavor of grapes.
- soil
- It is mainly loess, limestone and loam soil, often mixed with sand and gravel, which, in coordination with the regulating effect of the Rhine, provides sufficient heat for the vines at night.
