The Jan Ulrich winery is a family business and is located directly on the Saxon Wine Trail at the Elbebogen in Diesbar-Seußlitz.
The winery, located on the bend of the Elbe in Diesbar, was founded in 1992 by the married couple Carola and Jan Ulrich. Guests are not only offered a unique wine and landscape experience here, but also a wine bar and guesthouse as well as a varied range of events for their physical well-being and entertainment. The wine is grown on the "Seußlitzer Heinrichsburg" vineyard, which is one of the best sites in Saxony. In particular, the combination of a thick layer of loess and clay and an underlying layer of granite give the wine a unique aroma.
Goldriesling, Kerner, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Solaris, Johanniter, Kernling, Souvignier gris, Cabernt blanc, Regent, Domina and Dornfelder thrive on 16.5 hectares of vines. Great importance is attached to the development of natural wines and the cultivation of fungus-tolerant varieties in order to protect the environment by reducing the use of pesticides.
Wine tastings take place and if you have had one glass too many, you can book an overnight stay. :-)
Opening times
The current opening hours of the wine shop and wine bar can be found on the website.
Price:
Please refer to the website for prices.
General
family friendlybiker friendly
Parking spaces
Public transport
The winery is only 200 meters from the bus stop "Diesbar-Seußlitz, Am Brummochsenloch (Weingut)". The bus stop can be reached by bus line 407 or line 415.
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Directions
The winery is located just a few meters from the Elbe cycle path.
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Localization
Winery Jan Ulrich
01612 Nünchritz, OT Diesbar-Seußlitz
Sachsen
+49 35267 51015 https://www.weingut-jan-ulrich.de E-mail: post@weingut-jan-ulrich.de
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