Heuchelheim-Klingen Wine Panorama on the Herrenpfad

Wine Hike Instead of Festival Grounds

The Wine Panorama breaks with the classic wine festival choreography: instead of a central festival ground, the event is spread across the Herrenpfad hiking trail and its stations. Visitors walk from winery to winery with a glass and tasting card, sample wines directly in the vineyards, and enjoy the view of the Rhine plain along the way – a format that combines movement, enjoyment, and landscape.

Over 100 Wines from Heuchelheim Vintners

The participating Heuchelheim wineries jointly present more than 100 wines. The spectrum ranges from dry Rieslings to white and Grauburgunder, as well as Spätburgunder, cuvées, rosé, and sparkling wines. Each vintner manages their own station, allowing visitors to experience the diversity of the Heuchelheim wine scene in a concentrated manner.

'Rebknorzenspieße' Over Open Fire

The culinary signature of the Wine Panorama is the 'Rebknorzenspieße'. Grilled over an open fire from old, cleared vines, the meat skewers develop a smoky, slightly sweet aroma that is closely linked to the vineyard in form and content. Palatinate breads, cheese, cold cuts, and cakes are also offered.

Herrenberghütte and Herrenpfad

The Herrenberghütte is the central shelter on the hiking trail and serves as the main venue for the festival. The Herrenpfad itself is a marked wine and hiking trail that leads through the Heuchelheim vineyards, offering a wide view over the Rhine plain, the Vosges, and the nearby Palatinate Forest. If the weather is good, you can see as far as the Black Forest from the hut.