Wine expert and Riesling connoisseur Rene Langdahl guides you through Riesling's birthplaces in Germany. Dangerous cliffs in the Mosel, Nahe and Rheingau and gentle limestone slopes in Rheinhessen. Breathtaking hills in the Palatinate and dramatic places in Franconia and Württemberg. You are led into the complex universe of Riesling. Riesling speaks German, they say. And they can just as well learn that elsewhere.
Riesling is one of the wine world's best interpreters. You can "easily" taste its origin.
Whether it's slate in the Mosel, limestone in Rheinhessen, sandstone in Franconia or volcanic loess in Baden Over a weekend you'll get around Riesling's universe and experience the diversity of one grape from Germany's well-known and lesser-known areas and taste some of the biggest stars. We meet one of Germany's best producers.
NOK NOK 12,000 per person v. 2 people in a double room. with bath; for 1 person supplement of DKK 1,800
NOK NOK 11,000 per person v. 2 people in a double room. with hand wash; for 1 person supplement of DKK 1,200