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Weinhof Fischborn-Schenk

The Fischborn-Schenk winery has been existing since 1833, founded under the surname Fischborn. In 1929, by marriage, it came under the direction of the Schenk family, which has its origin in the Swabia country (Reutlingen). Today, the farm is run in the 5th generation by Hans-Werner Schenk with the active support of his wife Matina and covers an area of 14 ha. Since Biebelsheim has a very varied soil structure, we concentrate particularly on traditional grape varieties such as Riesling, Silvaner and the Pinots.

English speaking visitos are welcome. 

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About us

  • specialist trade
  • Ab-Hof/Vinotheque
  • architecture

Contact details:

Weinhof Fischborn-Schenk
Hans-Werner Schenk
Weingasse 2 55546 Biebelsheim

Tel: (0049) 6701 1214E-Mail: hw.schenk@t-online.de

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Biebelsheimer Kieselberg

Biebelsheimer Kieselberg

Small pebbles, big wines in the West

Everyone has had flat pebbles bounce across the surface of the water. There is no lake in the single vineyard Biebelsheimer Kieselberg in Rheinhessen, but the Nahe growing region begins just a stone's throw away. Biebelsheim is located in the very west of Rheinhessen. The name of the site refers to the predominantly gravelly soil, which consists of loess and, especially in the higher sites, terraced gravel. Rieslings and Pinot Noirs grow here, as well as other grape varieties. The Wingertsschaukel Biebelsheim invites you to throw your legs in the air.

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Biebelsheimer Honigberg

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