4 editor-picked estates growing Klingelberger (Riesling) in Baden.
Where to taste Klingelberger (Riesling) in Baden: the estates that grow it, how the region expresses the grape, and how to book a visit.
This Ortenau cooperative's vinothek sits on Durbach's vineyard edge, pouring the Klingelberger Riesling the village is named for alongside Spaetburgunder from its steep terraces and a scheduled open tasting.
Tip: The Offene Weinprobe cellar tour needs no advance booking; just show up during the scheduled slot for a three-wine flight.
Durbach family estate under owner Josef Rohrer, twenty consecutive state honour awards deep and a national top-100 placing, working the valley's Klingelberger Riesling alongside Spaetburgunder and Chardonnay.
Tip: The estate's own Klingelberger, Durbach's local name for Riesling grown on its granite and porphyry slopes, is the wine to taste here before anything else.
Durbach grower-and-guesthouse run by Christian Huber, a wide varietal range from Rivaner to Gewuerztraminer plus holiday apartments set directly among the vines.
Tip: Book one of the three apartments if you want to wake up in the vineyard rather than drive back down the valley after tasting.
Durbach's growers' cooperative since 1928, around 250 member families farming steep granite slopes for Spaetburgunder and the valley's Klingelberger Riesling.
Tip: The co-op's own Klingelberger Riesling is an honest, inexpensive way to taste Durbach's granite style before spending more at the valley's name estates.