About Weingut Probsthof
Weingut Probsthof tends 11 hectares across six villages in Haardt, Neustadt, Gimmeldingen, Mussbach, Wachenheim and Forst. The work follows KUW environmental standards. Grapes arrive by selective hand harvest, pressed whole and gently to minimize sediment and bitter substances. Cooled fermentation preserves aroma. Juwel, a rare variety in the Pfalz, is bottled here alone. The house also produces Gelber Muskateller Sekt via traditional Champagne method. Tastings unfold in the tasting room, which holds up to 30, or the press house for groups to 100. Guided presentations cover the Pfalz, Neustadt, and winemaking. Palatinate delicacies including Saumagen, Leberknödel, Spießbraten or Vesper accompany tastings. The estate grows and sells seasonal fruit including almonds, figs, kiwis, mulberries and chestnuts.
Tasting Experiences
Guided Wine Tastings
Guided tastings of multiple wines with PowerPoint presentation about the Pfalz region, Neustadt, and winemaking practices. Accommodates up to 30 people in the tasting room or up to 100 in the press house.
Wine Tastings with Regional Cuisine
Wine tastings followed by Palatinate delicacies including Saumagen, Leberknödel, Spießbraten, or Vesper.
Seasonal Fruit and Produce Viewing
Visitors can see and taste seasonal fruits and produce grown on the estate including almond blossoms, figs, kiwis, mulberries, and chestnuts.
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Where to find Weingut Probsthof
Weingut Probsthof is at Probstgasse 7, Neustadt-Haardt, Germany, in the Pfalz wine region.