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Best Of Wine Tourism Award 2020

Innovative wine tourism experiences, national award: Wein-Laster, Nierstein

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A wine truck that combines wine with hiking and celebrations, thrives on collaborations, and offers high quality—the jury honored this idea with the Best Of Wine Tourism Award 2020 for the mobile vintage wine bar.

Renowned German wine consultants present a diverse selection of wines from various Nierstein winemakers. Right in the middle of the vineyard—or wherever the wine truck is needed.

An expansion of the service offering featuring the “world’s smallest wine truck” was successfully funded through a crowdfunding competition organized by Ideenreich Rheinhessen. This now makes it possible to offer organized wine walks for small groups (4 to 12 people) in Rheinhessen.

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