Domein Aldenborgh
Only a handful of winemakers in the Netherlands dare to produce natural wines. Dutch family winery Domein Aldenborgh dares to do so in the utmost southern part of the province of Limburg.
Wijngaard De Frysling
Wijngaard De Frysling is one of the most northern wineries in the Netherlands. At first sight this is not your typical wine country but the winery was awarded Best Winery of the Netherlands and Belgium in 2018!
Wijnkasteel Genoels-Elderen
The foundations of Wijnkasteel Genoels-Elderen in the Belgium province of Limburg date back to Roman times. The Romans knew already that the conditions for winemaking were really good in this area. In 1990 this winery started the renaissance of winemaking in Belgium by planting the first vines again. What began merely as a hobby turned into an impressive winery.
Wijngaard Hof van Twente
Winery Hof van Twente is located on the outskirts of the small village of Bentelo. The first vines went into the ground in 2000, and later on the wine cellar, winery and tasting room were built.
Wijngoed De Reestlandhoeve
Wijngoed De Reestlandhoeve, owned by John and Wilma Huisman, is located on the provincial border of Overijssel and Drenthe and is, despite its young age, known for its quality Dutch wines.
Château Bon Baron
Château Bon Baron is regarded as one of the best wineries in Belgium. It is situated in the beautiful valley of the river Meuse, in the Walloon region. Winemaker Jeanette van der Steen and her husband Piotr went in a very short timeframe from amateur winemakers to winning medals at international competitions.
Wijnhoeve De Kleine Schorre
With its 10 hectares, Winery De Kleine Schorre is one of the largest vineyards in the Netherlands. In 2001 the construction of the vineyard began, and in collaboration with the Luxembourg wine company Cep d'Or, a choice was made for classic white grape varieties.
Wijnboerderij 't Heekenbroek
Originally from Groningen in the north of the Netherlands, Job and Neeltje Huisman, owners Winery 't Heekenbroek, wanted to return to what they consider the ideal way of life: working in and on their own farm. After years of being co-owner of an animal feed plant they changed course and started a vineyard in the Achterhoek, a region in the easternmost part of the Netherlands.
Wijnhoeve De Colonjes
Wijnhoeve De Colonjes is one of the largest vineyards in the Netherlands and is located in Groesbeek, near Nijmegen. At three locations, several new grape varieties are planted and what started in 2001 as a hobby has now become a 13 hectares winery.
Wijndomein Oude Waalstroom
In the village Hurwenen, located in the region Bommelerwaard, in between the rivers Maas and Waal, you find Wijndomein Oude Waalstroom. In this vineyard they produce quality wines in an organic, traditional and sustainable way.
Wijngaard Dassemus
In the close surroundings of Chaam, in the southern Dutch province of Brabant, you will find the hamlet Dassemus where the eponymous vineyard of Ron Langeveld is located. Because he wants to approach his vineyard as ecological as possible, he chose to plant resistant grape varieties like Solaris, Rondo and Johanniter.
Domaine d'Heerstaayen
In the valley of the river Mark, on the border with Belgium, is where vineyard Domaine d’Heerstaayen is situated. As early as in 1979 the construction of a vineyard was started here. Much knowledge about viticulture was not available by then in the Netherlands.
Wijngaard Saalhof
Wijngaard (Vineyard) Saalhof is located in the northwestern part of the Netherlands, in the ancient village of Wognum that dates back to around 900. The history of the farm that was located here also goes back centuries. In 2006 the first vines were planted and today red, white and sparkling wines are produced here.
Domein Hof te Dieren
Domain Hof te Dieren is located in the village of Dieren, in the province Gelderland. It is the largest walled vineyard in the Netherlands. The construction of the vineyard on this historic estate that dates back to the 13th century, started in 2004.
Wijndomein Aldeneyck
Wijndomein Aldeneyck used to be a fruit company. Karel Henckens and his wife Tine decided that life could perhaps be more beautiful when, instead of just growing apples and pears, they grew grapes and made wine.
Wijngaard Apostelhoeve
Winery Apostelhoeve, the oldest commercial vineyard in the Netherlands is located in the south, in the province of Limburg. The first vines were planted in 1970 where apple and pear trees once grew.
Wijngaard Aan de Breede Beek
Wijngaard Aan de Breede Beek is situated on Slichtenhorst estate in the middle of The Netherlands. Winemaker Henk Breugem planted in 2003 the first acres with hybrid type grape varieties, cultivated at Geisenheim Agricultural University in Germany.
Betuws Wijndomein
Betuws Wijndomein is owned by Dutch winemaker Diederik Beker who planted in 2004 the first couple of vines on one hectare, together with his father. With over six hectares now he runs one of the larger vineyards in the Netherlands. In the beautiful Betuwe region, among the many fruit orchards, he has planted 70% white grape varieties and 30% is used for rosé and red wines.
Domein De Wijngaardsberg
Winemaking in The Netherlands, some new and foolish idea? Be surprised... the oldest evidence of winemaking in The Netherlands can be found in the southern province of Limburg.
Wijndomein Auansati
Owners of Wijndomein Auansati, Jan and Karin, had plans to start a winery in Southern Europe. Surprisingly they settled in the Betuwe region and started a winery in the small village of Kerk-Avezaath.
Wijngaard De Amsteltuin
Wijngaard De Amsteltuin is located just south of Amsterdam and a great place to visit when you want to escape the hectic city life. You will be charmed by the peaceful, quiet setting of this Dutch winery.
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