The Wingertshäuschen was built in 1914 by the owner of the vineyard, Wilhelm Michel, and was lovingly maintained afterwards. After his death in the 1930s, the vineyard and Wingertshäuschen passed into the possession of his godchild, Wilhelm Frieß. After World War II, the vineyard was abandoned and gradually the property and Wingertshäuschen fell into a Sleeping Beauty slumber, and at some point nobody knew exactly where the Wingertshäuschen was located.
After a lengthy search and some scratches caused by dense blackberry bushes, the cultural and wine ambassador Emmy Frieß finally found it and recognized the potential of the place, and restored it through private initiative partly by a local company and partly through neighborhood assistance.
