Oberstdorf Wine Festival

Wine in the High Mountains — Oberstdorf's Surprise

Wine tastings against a mountain panorama: that's the special charm of the Oberstdorf Wine Festival. For three days, the spa park of Oberstdorf — Germany's southernmost municipality, gateway to the Allgäu Alps — transforms into a mini wine shop. Three traditional wineries from Rheinhessen travel here every August and present their best wines. An unusual and appealing combination of the Allgäu mountain scenery and Rheinhessen wine culture.

Three Wineries from Rheinhessen

• Weingut Brummund from Bechtolsheim — known for dry Rieslings and mature Pinot varieties
• Weingut Freitag — diverse portfolio with a focus on Pinot wines
• Weingut Theis — established Rheinhessen winery with sparkling wine specialties

All three will be present in the spa park on all three festival days from 4 p.m. onwards — direct tasting with the winemakers themselves, without intermediaries.

The Wine Selection

The range extends from dry white wines (Riesling, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, Rivaner) to classic red wines (Pinot Noir, Merlot, Portugieser) and noble sweet specialties, selected sparkling wines from winemakers, and wine distillates. Those who love Rheinhessen wine will find an amazing selection here directly from the producers.

Oberstdorf Spa Park as an Atmospheric Stage

The Oberstdorf spa park, located at the Oberstdorf Haus, in close proximity to Prinzregenten-Platz, forms the backdrop. In the background are the Allgäu mountains — Nebelhorn, Fellhorn, Söllereck — which rise directly above the spa park. This creates a rather unique atmosphere for a wine festival in Germany: the culinary South meets Alpine character.

Allgäu — State of Bavaria, District of Oberallgäu

Oberstdorf is located in the Oberallgäu district (State of Bavaria, 09780), Germany's southernmost market town, surrounded by the Allgäu High Alps. With the Heini-Klopfer ski flying hill and the Four Hills Tournament, Oberstdorf is internationally known as a winter sports resort. The wine festival at the end of August marks the transition from summer to autumn tourism.