Weingut-Ernte-Fest Bad Sobernheim – Quartier 17.10
Spring wine bar and courtyard event at Quartier 17.10 Bad Sobernheim as part of the Nahe Season Opener 2026
2026
About Quartier 17.10 Season Opener
Quartier 17.10 Season Opener — edition 2026
Over the long weekend of the Nahe Season Opener, Quartier 17.10 becomes a hub for wine lovers, locals, and visitors. The atmosphere shifts from a quiet afternoon in the courtyard to a lively evening with background music and a growing crowd.
The concept is intentionally open: those who just want to try a glass of Riesling are just as welcome as a group settling in for the entire evening program. The wine selection will be adjusted on short notice, highlighting wineries from the immediate vicinity of Bad Sobernheim.
Highlights Quartier 17.10 Season Opener 2026
Programme Quartier 17.10 Season Opener 2026
Daily Schedule April 16 – 19, 2026
The exact program for 2026 will be published by the organizer in the spring. The structure follows the proven key points of previous years:
- Thursday, April 16th – 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM: Season Opener inauguration, wine bar and courtyard open, welcome aperitif
- Friday, April 17th – 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM: Themed evening focusing on a specific Nahe wine-growing area, evening background music
- Saturday, April 18th – 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM: Main evening of the Season Opener, expanded wine list, tapas menu, extended evening opening hours
- Sunday, April 19th – 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM: Relaxed conclusion, brunch-like snack menu from the afternoon onwards
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Practical information — Quartier 17.10 Season Opener
Address and Directions
Quartier 17.10, Großstraße 17, 55566 Bad Sobernheim. Arrive by car via the B 41 or the A 61 (Bad Sobernheim exit). By train, Bad Sobernheim station is connected to the Bingen–Saarbrücken line.
Opening Hours
Thursday, April 16th to Sunday, April 19th, 2026, daily 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM.
Note
Reservations are recommended in the evenings. The courtyard is usable depending on the weather.
Spring Opening on the Middle Nahe
Bad Sobernheim, picturesquely situated in the Nahe valley, is known not only as a Kneipp spa town but also as a wine-growing region. With Quartier 17.10, the town has a modern, gastronomically focused meeting place in its center, which has been participating in the Nahe Season Opener for several years.
Four Days of Wine Bar and Courtyard
From Thursday, April 16th, to Sunday, April 19th, 2026, Quartier 17.10 will be open daily from 3 PM to 11 PM. The wine bar offers a curated selection from the Nahe wine region – Riesling, Silvaner, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir, and Cuvées – as well as non-alcoholic alternatives, cocktails, and aperitifs. In the open courtyard, a Mediterranean atmosphere will be created in mild spring weather.
Regional Snacks and Pairings
Regional snacks will be served with the wines: Flammkuchen from a wood-fired oven, bruschetta, cheese platters with local products, Winzervesper (vintner's snack), vegetarian bowls, and sweet specialties. The offering is intentionally flexible and suitable for both an aperitif and a longer dinner.
Part of the Coordinated Nahe Season Opener
The Nahe Season Opener is a joint initiative by numerous wineries, hotels, and gastronomic establishments in the region. The aim is to officially kick off the wine season and offer visitors numerous parallel events over a long weekend – from vineyard festivals and hikes to themed evenings in restaurants.
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