Wein-Fässle, Heritage architectural site in Kempten, Germany.

The Wein-Fässle is a closed wine tavern at Promenadestraße 2 in Kempten, also known as Zum Goldenen Fass. The building from the second half of the 18th century has a hipped roof with a gable dormer and is a listed monument. It was renovated by the fashion house Reischmann and reopened in December 2018 as "Goldenes Fässle", run by Christian Henze.

The building dates from the second half of the 18th century, when the wine tavern's owners are first recorded in Kempten's records. It was known as Zum Goldenen Fass and was the oldest pure wine tavern in Kempten. After years of use as a storeroom, the fashion house Reischmann renovated it and reopened it in December 2018 as "Goldenes Fässle", run by Christian Henze.

The house is also recorded as Zum Goldenen Fass, and the name Wein-Fässle refers to the wine barrels kept and served here. It was the oldest pure wine tavern in Kempten. Since December 2018 it has reopened as "Goldenes Fässle", run by Christian Henze after renovation by the fashion house Reischmann.

The Wein-Fässle stands at Promenadestraße 2 in Kempten, on a street running through the pedestrian zone of the old town. The building is closed as a wine tavern and was used as a storeroom for several years; it reopened in December 2018 as "Goldenes Fässle" under Christian Henze. Visitors see the hipped roof and the Zwerchhaus dormer from the street.

The building is called Zum Goldenen Fass, and the fashion house Reischmann renovated it before reopening it in December 2018 as "Goldenes Fässle", run by Christian Henze. Before that it stood unused as a storeroom for several years.