Der Salm white Landwein 2024 Prinz Salm

Nutritional information per 100 ml

Contains negligible amounts of fat, saturates, protein and salt.

A playful, fun wine, fruity and appealing, just as good with light bistro cooking as with cheerful company.

Prinz Salm

I want my children to be able to eat grapes straight from the vines! Prince Michael zu Salm-Salm fulfilled this wish himself by farming Germany’s oldest family-owned estate organically from 1988 onwards. As one of the first winegrowers on the Nahe Wine Route, he converted the 12.5h of vineyards to organic cultivation. His sons Constantin and Felix were thus able to grow into the family’s winegrowing tradition of over 800 years from childhood.

Today, 32 generations later, the two princes run Germany’s oldest family-owned wine estate. Four generations now live under the historic roof of Schloss Wallhausen. “Our parents showed us by example that, although a family is founded on tradition and shaped by it, every generation brings changes,” explain the princes zu Salm-Salm. Consideration, diplomacy and clear boundaries are therefore as much a part of what a true zu Salm-Salm can learn as all the knowledge about tradition and wine. During our visit to Schloss Wallhausen, we found the family friendly, open and very humorous. It is no wonder that the estate is also highly regarded as a training establishment for winegrowers. Winemaking combines classic methods with modern cellar technology. The finishing touches are provided by the old vaulted cellar built from green slate, whose even coolness ensures calm fermentation and undisturbed maturation.