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Winery Janz

Wine is bottled poetry. According to this philosophy, in the Janz winery, located outside of Mainz-Ebersheim, wines have been grown for five generations and they all have stories to tell.
The new and the creative are mixed together with the tried and tested resulting in unique and individual wines.

The vineyard extends over the sunny locations around Ebersheim, Zornheim and Lörzweiler and give the wines their own unique touch through their different terroir and the different slopes.

Since 2015, the operation of Helmut Janz and daughter Fabienne, who is still studying in Geisenheim, has jointly been managed.

On the estate only German is spoken.

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About us

  • Winemaker Helmut und Fabienne Janz
  • Vineyard-area 10 hectare

Contact details:

Weingut Janz
Helmut und Fabienne Janz
Nieder-Olmer Straße 85 55129 Mainz-Ebersheim

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The location was mentioned in the late 15th century with the name "off the santgruben". The name of the single layer is based on the sandy soil that can be found there.
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The name refers to either a wine cellar, a potato and beet rental in the midst of vineyards or on old settlement remains.
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The name is based on the location on the trail of the pilgrims who have migrated from the Rhineland to Rome. Until the 19th century this way was also used by raftsmen and boatmen to cut off the Rhine knee.
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There are no historical documents for the location description. The assumption is that an oil / oil money has been available.
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The location was mentioned in 1308 with the name "sub monte dicitur hutteberg" documentary. Decisive for the name choice was a freestanding hut whose purpose is still unknown.
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