A. J. Adam

Don’t worry, you won’t miss it. No matter what direction you’re coming from, Neumagen-Dhron, Germany’s oldest wine village, is well-signposted. Simply pass by the Roman wine ship from the 3rd century, drive by the WWI-memorial and head straight to the parish church build with typical Mosel slate.

When coming from the south, follow the stream. Officially, the Dhron is a “right sidestream of the Mosel” but let’s be honest, it most definitely has more of a stream character even though it’s collecting various other streams that have their source in the highest point in Rhineland-Palatinate: The Hunsrück in the south. On top of rays of sunshine, the Hunsrück brings heaps of fresh air to our side valley – but let’s focus on that later.

Don’t worry, you won’t miss it. No matter what direction you’re coming from, Neumagen-Dhron, Germany’s oldest wine village, is well-signposted. Simply pass by the Roman wine ship from the 3rd century, drive by the WWI-memorial and head straight to the parish church build with typical Mosel slate.

When coming from the south, follow the stream. Officially, the Dhron is a “right sidestream of the Mosel” but let’s be honest, it most definitely has more of a stream character even though it’s collecting various other streams that have their source in the highest point in Rhineland-Palatinate: The Hunsrück in the south. On top of rays of sunshine, the Hunsrück brings heaps of fresh air to our side valley – but let’s focus on that later.

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