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Best Of Wine Tourism Award 2015

Innovative wine tourism experiences national and international award: Weingut Dr. Hinkel, Framersheim

Innovative wine tourism experiences National and international award: Dr. Hinkel Winery, Framersheim

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Dr. Hinkel from Framersheim, a fourth-generation family-owned winery, impressed the jury with its innovative approach: In addition to its equally outstanding wine shop (“Rheinhessen ausgezeichnet”), the winery regularly hosts wine-and-color tastings in its specially equipped wine event room.

Guest room with set tables and red light
All set for the next color wine tasting

If you want to taste how different color moods influence your own taste and how certain grape varieties can develop their special characteristics, this is the place for you. For this, it received the Best Of Award in the category Innovative Wine Tourism Experiences.

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