Klumpp

in 1983, the Klumpp Winery was founded by Ulrich Klumpp and his wife Marietta in Bruchsal. 

German wines from Klumpp Winery

Bruchsal is located between Heidelberg and Karlsruhe and thus in the middle of North Baden. Here there was a small wine-growing farm with 1.2 hectares of cultivated land, on which Ulrich Klumpp grew up and discovered his love of winemaking. Consequently, he gradually acquired even more winegrowing land and founded the Klumpp winery with his wife Marietta in 1983 on 4.5 hectares of land. Little by little, the area under cultivation increased, so that today the winery can proudly look back on 25 hectares of ecological cultivation, for which the winery received the Area Honor Award for the Kraichgau in 1997 and 1998 and the District Environmental Award in 2002.

The cohesion of the brothers

For the two brothers Andi and Markus, inspiration counts more than tradition. Their story is fresh, young and has a lot of excitement in it. They want to write a new chapter for the Klumpp Winery and, in doing so, put the focus on an underestimated winegrowing region: Kraichgau.

The wine region Kraichgau

Kraichgau belongs to a rather unknown - and yet most beautiful - landscape in Germany. There are steep slopes, gentle hills - and yet very underrated in terms of viticulture. But Andi and Markus Klumpp are curious and explorers. They use the potential that Kraichgau offers them.

Organic by conviction

The Klumpp winery has been certified for organic cultivation since 1996 and is a member of EcoVin. The philosophy behind organic cultivation is lived, respect shown for nature and its resources.

Great wines from Klumpp

On offer are rosé wines, white wines and red wines made from traditional grapes such as

• Pinot Gris
• Riesling or
• Pinot Noir

as well as the special line "Old Vines" where one offers for example a Pinot Noir from old cultivation. The oldest vine is the Auxerrois from 1965. All wines are classified into sites according to the French model, so that the wine decision is no longer so difficult.