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BioWeingut & Landhotel Gänz

The organic estate of the Gänz family in Hackenheim lies on the border between the cultivation areas of Rheinhessen and Nahe, which is why the company is also making Rieslings from the Nahe. The most important location is the Hackenheimer Kirchberg, where a large part of the vineyards of the company can be found. Since 1997, the winery is certified organic and works according to the guidelines of Bioland. With the new construction of the farm, the winery was expanded in 2001 by a bio hotel. Peter Gänz is responsible for the wine production of the various grape varieties, especially: Riesling, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc, Sylvaner and Gewürztraminer. The red wines they grow are Pinot Noir, Dornfelder and Regent.

The Gänz family will gladly welcome you in German or in English.

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About us

  • Winemaker Peter Paul Gänz
  • Vineyard-area 11 hectare
  • specialist trade
  • sparkling wine
  • wine export

Contact details:

BioWeingut & Landhotel Gänz
Albert Gänz
An den Reben 1 55546 Hackenheim

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Hackenheimer Kirchberg

Hackenheimer Kirchberg

Up to the chapel

A striking silhouette and a chapel on top: a Catholic church once stood on the Kirchberg. In memory of this, the people of Hackenheim have erected a chapel there, the Michaelskapelle. Saint Michael is the local church patron saint. Once a year, the local community celebrates its wine festival up there. Yes, people are allowed to dance! A wide variety of vines grow on clay marl. However, the name is apparently not based on the former Catholic church, but on the southern location to the Hackenheim church in the village.

> Discover the single vineyard at the wine festival "Rendezvous am Kapellsche": http://rendezvous-am-kapellsche.de/
> On the photos: a wayside cross from 1975, renewed in 1992. 

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As always in Rheinhessen, this name comes from the southern position of the vineyards.
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