Gunderloch
Germany – 
Rheinhessen – 
Nackenheim – 
Nackenheim – 

THE COMPANY

Founded in 1890, Gunderloch is an icon of Rheinessen, the most extensive wine-growing region in Germany. Fritz Hasselbach, married with Agnes Usinger (the oldest of the sisters who owned the cellar), took the reins of Gunderloch in 1986 and restored its earlier splendor, making the “roter hang” of Nackenheim renowned throughout the world. Fritz, after being graduated in Eltville and taking the degree in Geisenheim (the most prestigious German university in viticulture), he left the management of the business to his son Johannes who, thanks to his international experience, carries out Gunderloch’s development producing fine and elegant wines, which are perfect ambassadors of the Rheinhessen.

Germany - 

Rheinland-Pfalz

Rheinhessen

Germany's largest wine region, the Rheinhessen, lies in the bend of the Rhine, bounded by the river to the east and north, with Nahe to the west and Pfalz to the south. The villages of Oppenheim and Nackenheim possess undulating hills of red sandy soil, the Roter Hang, heading north with the river at their feet.

Germany - 

Rheinland-Pfalz

Rheinhessen

Germany's largest wine region, the Rheinhessen, lies in the bend of the Rhine, bounded by the river to the east and north, with Nahe to the west and Pfalz to the south. The villages of Oppenheim and Nackenheim possess undulating hills of red sandy soil, the Roter Hang, heading north with the river at their feet.