P.J. Valckenberg

Winery with royal clientele 

In 1786, the founder Peter Joseph Valckenberg was the first to sustainably export German wines to Europe and the world. England in particular was a popular export destination and soon royalty and dukes were among his clientele.
At a rapid pace, his wine trading house developed into an international import and export company.

Over several generations

The Valckenberg wine trading house has now been in existence for more than 230 years and has been owner-managed with great passion from the very beginning. . Over the generations, all of them see themselves as discoverers and ambassadors of the wine world - including the current owners Tilman Queins and Peter Bohn.

The wine line

With varietal wines from the Palatinate and Rheinhessen, Valckenberg offers you an attractive introduction to the world of the most famous and interesting grape varieties.

The growing areas

Rheinhessen

Is the largest wine region in Germany - with over 26000 hectares of vineyards located on the left bank of the great Rhine knee. The name Rheinhessen can be traced back to the former owner Duke Ludwig I of Hesse. Peter Joseph Valckenberg enchants with the wines from:

• Dornfelder
• Pinot Noir
• Pinot Gris
• White Burgundy
• Rivaner
• Riesling

Sparkling wines from Rheinhessen of the Numero 1 line are also offered.

The Palatinate

The Palatinate is the second largest wine-growing region in Germany. It stretches from Bockenheim in the north to Schweigen on the French border. Valckenberg presents us among others from the Palatinate the grape varieties Dornfelder and Pinot Gris.