Goldhand Sektkellerei (Goldhand Sparkling Wine Cellar), Mainz
The Goldhand Sparkling Wine Cellar (Goldhand Sektkellerei) in Mainz is a vital part of the city’s heritage, standing alongside figures like Johannes Gutenberg and the festive spirit of Carnival. Established in 1857 as a winery, the cellar transformed into a sparkling wine producer in 1957, capitalizing on the ideal conditions of its historic vaulted cellars.
The cellar’s iconic golden hand logo represents the exceptional quality of its sparkling wines, known as Sekt. With over 40 varieties of sparkling wines, including the exclusive Gold Cuvée and Gold Champagne, the Goldhand Sektkellerei has earned a reputation for small cuvées of superb quality. The family business, now run by Walter Könitz, his son Robert, and operations manager Antonio Ferraiuolo, is renowned for its expertise in both contract sparkling services and in-house production.
The cellar’s commitment to preserving the unique characteristics of base wines, which ferment in over 50 stainless steel tanks, sets it apart in the sparkling wine industry. Serving winemakers from all over Germany, Goldhand Sparkling Wine Cellar is a leader in custom production, fulfilling individual requests with finesse and precision. A visit to this sparkling wine cellar offers a taste of Mainz’s proud history and its golden touch in sparkling wine.
The cellar’s iconic golden hand logo represents the exceptional quality of its sparkling wines, known as Sekt. With over 40 varieties of sparkling wines, including the exclusive Gold Cuvée and Gold Champagne, the Goldhand Sektkellerei has earned a reputation for small cuvées of superb quality. The family business, now run by Walter Könitz, his son Robert, and operations manager Antonio Ferraiuolo, is renowned for its expertise in both contract sparkling services and in-house production.
The cellar’s commitment to preserving the unique characteristics of base wines, which ferment in over 50 stainless steel tanks, sets it apart in the sparkling wine industry. Serving winemakers from all over Germany, Goldhand Sparkling Wine Cellar is a leader in custom production, fulfilling individual requests with finesse and precision. A visit to this sparkling wine cellar offers a taste of Mainz’s proud history and its golden touch in sparkling wine.
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Sight Name: Goldhand Sektkellerei (Goldhand Sparkling Wine Cellar)
Sight Location: Mainz, Germany (See walking tours in Mainz)
Sight Type: Shopping
Sight Location: Mainz, Germany (See walking tours in Mainz)
Sight Type: Shopping
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Tour Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 1.2 Km or 0.7 Miles
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Tour Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 1.2 Km or 0.7 Miles
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Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 3.3 Km or 2.1 Miles
Mainz was founded as a Roman military fortress in the 1st century BC. The Roman stronghold was called Mogontiacum. Visitors can see several Roman shipwrecks and learn more about... view more
Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 3.3 Km or 2.1 Miles