Weingut Nelles

Already in 1479 began the history of the winery Nelles. So the family Nelles looks back on a very long tradition of viticulture and can rightly call itself a true expert in this art. 

Nelles - The Pinot Noir specialist

And you can taste the knowledge. The winemakers have mastered their craft so well that on the one hand they manage to embody the charm of the region with their red and white wines and on the other hand to bring the perfect balance between acidity and mildness to the tongue. The flagship of the winery on the Ahr are the Pinot Noirs. They are fruity-tart, have a powerful aroma, but still a pronounced lightness. The Nelles winery thus proves the versatility of the red grape variety. For example, the dry Ruber Spätburgunder cannot be compared to the B-52 Spätburgunder. The Blanc de Noir Pinot Noir also delights with its fruity aroma. In general, each of the Nelles wines is given a very personal expression.

The Nelles winery takes a sustainable approach to the future

The special sites of Weingut Nelles include on the one hand the Heimersheimer Burggarten and on the other hand the Heimersheimer Landskrone. Here, Nelles ' wines are grown with particular care and love for nature. The Ahr is considered one of the most popular wine-growing regions and offers the best conditions to give the grapes a special aroma. The mild climate and the steep slate soils are particularly responsible for the strong and rich taste. These optimal conditions are worth their weight in gold, so it is not surprising that the Nelles winery is already focusing on sustainable management of the vineyards in order to be able to produce top wines tomorrow and the day after. For example, the use of pollutants is avoided wherever possible. With its long tradition and expertise, combined with its curiosity for new methods, the Nelles winery is perfectly positioned to continue producing unique wines in the future.

And here again all sites of the winery Nelles listed for you: 

• Landskrone This vineyard site is characterized by clay slate and graywacke. The vine roots reach many meters deep into the rock and thus produce very deep, mineral wines also have a very good shelf life.
• Burggarten It impresses with a large proportion of Devonian slate as well as a lot of volcanic rock paired with a dense loess layer. These give the wines fullness and body, but also a lot of elegance and fruitiness.
• Sonnenberg The soft sandstone in Neuenahr with its many fossil inclusions is a relic of the Ice Age. Even today, a very special species of wild bees can be found here, which is unique for all of Europe and is a protected species. The wines are powerful and full-bodied and show their charm through a fair amount of fruitiness.