Winery with Riesling vineyards on the Mosel, Ruwer and Saar, its own wine pressing and a vinothek in Trier
Verwaltung der Bischöflichen Weingüter Trier GbR
Trier (administration, vinothek) · Eitelsbach (Duisburger Hof press house) · Wiltingen (Alter Scharzhof press house)New on Amplifa
About the Bischöfliche Weingüter Trier
The Verwaltung der Bischöflichen Weingüter Trier GbR manages vineyards on the Mosel, Ruwer and Saar whose origins historically lie with the seminary (34 ha), the Bischöfliche Konvikt (37 ha) and the High Cathedral (27 ha). The grapes from sites such as Trittenheimer Apotheke, Piesporter Goldtröpfchen, Ayler Kupp and Scharzhofberg are pressed on the Mosel and Ruwer at the Duisburger Hof press house in Eitelsbach and on the Saar at the Alten Scharzhof in Wiltingen. Administration and vinothek are located on Gervasiusstraße in Trier. The range includes Riesling wines and sparkling wine (Sekt); in addition, wine tastings, cellar tours, vine sponsorships and an online shop with shipping within Germany are offered. The company is a GbR with the Bischöflicher Stuhl zu Trier as the managing partner.
- Site
- Trier
- Processes
- Wine tastings, Cellar tours, Vine sponsorships, Vinothek sales, Online shop (DHL shipping, freight forwarder on request), Consultation/order service
- Materials
- Riesling
- Founded
- 1773
- Industries
- Viticulture, Wine trade
- 01
Vineyard management
- 02
Harvest
- 03
Pressing (Duisburger Hof / Alter Scharzhof)
- 04
Cellar maturation
- 05
Sales (vinothek, online shop)
- 06
Shipping via DHL
Vineyard Sites & Grape Varieties
Riesling
Mainly cultivated grape variety in the sites on the Mosel, Ruwer and Saar; increasingly planted since the ordinance of 1787.
Locations
Trier
DEAdministration and vinothek
Eitelsbach (Ruwer)
DEDuisburger Hof press house for grapes from the Mosel and Ruwer
Wiltingen (Saar)
DEAlter Scharzhof press house for grapes from the Saar
Industries
Additional services
History
- 1773
Founding of the Bischöfliche Priesterseminar (Seminarium Clementinum) by Elector Clemens Wenzeslaus of Saxony
- 1787
Ordinance to improve the quality of viticulture, increased Riesling planting
- 1806
Bishop Karl Mannay establishes the cathedral school (Kleines Seminar)
- 1840
Founding of the Bischöfliche Konvikt
- 1851
Scharzhof comes into the possession of the High Cathedral
- 1966
Merger of the vineyards of the Konvikt, the seminary and the High Cathedral; acquisition of the Duisburger Hof by the Bischöfliche Weingüter Trier