Vincenz Richter Winery

The Vincenz Richter winery is located in Meißen in the German wine-growing region of Saxony. It was founded in 1873 by Vincenz Anton Richter and mainly produces Müller-Thurgau, Riesling and Pinot Blanc on over 8 hectares of vineyards. In 2001 the winery was the first winery in Saxony to be awarded the DLG certificate “DLG Recommended Winery”.

After the production and storage conditions on Dresdner Straße increasingly proved to be spatially inadequate, the winery relocated its entire wine production as well as storage, office and social rooms to the listed farmyard on Kapitelholzsteig in 2006. The new location was expanded almost entirely underground. In addition to 900 m² for wine production, the new location also includes 250 m² for marketing. In addition to a wine shop, tasting and training rooms, a wine museum was also created.
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