Top Mainz Food & Drink

Escape Frankfurt for a day—and immerse yourself in Germany’s top wine regions—on this luxurious, private tour. Depart in the morning from your local accommodation, and travel with your guide along the Rhine River. You'll enjoy an introduction to local varietals and winemaking traditions. You’ll also visit three highlight wineries, will take part in tastings and cellar tours, and will indulge in a cheese plate snack.

Vineyards and vines as far as the eye can see. Rheinhessen is not only Germany's largest but also the oldest wine-growing region. Winegrowing has been deeply rooted in the history of the Rhineland-Palatinate capital of Mainz for centuries. The Romans already appreciated the ideal climatic conditions and started growing the first vines there very early. We ride the e-bike through the most beautiful hilly vineyards in Germany and stop at some of the most famous wineries in the region. Here you can taste the unique variety of flavors of the most popular Rhine-Hesse wines at a wine tasting in Germany's wine capital Mainz.

Enjoy a 5-day self-drive tour from Wiesbaden to Wuerzburg as well as Nuremberg and finish your tour in Regensburg. Learn about the art and science of beer brewing in all of these cities and also enjoy exploring Nuremberg with the NurembergCard. With the 500th anniversary of the German Beer Purity Law, this is a great route to explore the history of beer brewing in Germany and to discover the wonderful world of beer.

When it comes to the world of wine Germany has been in the wine game since the Romans planted wine and offers some of the world's most elegant and aromatic wine varieties, most notably for the noble Riesling. On the Mosel Tour We will embark on a Grape Escape through 50Km of the "Mittel Mosel" visiting a mix of VDP (top 200 German wineries) and boutique family managed vineyards with heart and soul, showing great examples of how German wine traditions have been reshaped into some of Germany's best-respected wineries from the Mosel. On request and based on location of stay it is an option to visit Berg Eltz - in the the upper Mosel region. During private tastings there will be many opportunities to swirl, sniff and slurp German Sparkling called Sekt, and try ( the star of the show) many variations of dry to late harvest Riesling coming from the different terroirs of blue, red and grey quartzite slate We might even find some special German Pinot Spätburgunder (red) along the way.