Weingut Reichsrat von Buhl, Historic winery in Deidesheim, Germany.
Weingut Reichsrat von Buhl is a historic winery located in Deidesheim with vineyards in the top-classified sites of the Mittelhaardt region. The estate features extensive cellar spaces and produces Riesling wines across multiple quality levels.
The estate was founded in 1849 when the Jordan property was divided into three separate wineries. It developed into one of the region's most prominent wine producers, later taking its name from the family's noble title.
The property name reflects the Reichsrat title granted to the family during the 19th century. Visitors encounter aging cellars and pressing rooms where wine production follows traditional methods passed down through generations.
The winery welcomes visitors on weekdays for tastings and guided tours through the vineyards and cellars. Weekend visits are possible but with shorter available hours, so advance planning is recommended.
One of the estate's most prized Riesling wines was selected for the ceremonial opening of the Suez Canal in 1869. This global recognition highlights how highly the property's wines were valued during that era.
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