Privatkellerei Storz
プリヴァートケレライ・シュトルツ
Family-run Württemberg winery famed for red wine mastery.
About Privatkellerei Storz
Privatkellerei Storz is a family-run winery in Cleebronn, at the foot of the Michaelsberg in Württemberg's Zabergäu district (Neumagenheim 2, 74389 Cleebronn). Grape-growing on the estate traces back to 1788, with the winery formally established in the 1930s by Hermann Storz and now run by the fourth generation. Farming roughly 85-90 hectares — over 70% planted to red varieties — the estate is known for its red wine expertise, especially Lemberger, Trollinger, Samtrot and Spätburgunder, alongside acclaimed whites (Weißburgunder, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay) and rosés. The winery was named Germany's Rosé Winemaker of the Year 2021 and Württemberg's Weißburgunder Producer of the Year 2019, and bottles a premium range under the Rusticus and Liaison labels.
Who Is This For?
For drinkers who want authentic, food-friendly Württemberg reds — Lemberger, Trollinger and Samtrot — from a historic family estate, plus acclaimed Weißburgunder and rosé.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Privatkellerei Storz located?
- In Cleebronn (Neumagenheim 2, 74389 Cleebronn), at the foot of the Michaelsberg in the Zabergäu district of Württemberg, south of Heilbronn.
- How long has the Storz family been making wine?
- Grape-growing on the family's land dates back to 1788; the winery was formally established in the 1930s by Hermann Storz and is now run by the fourth generation.
- What is the estate's specialty?
- Red wine: over 70% of the roughly 85-90 hectares under vine is planted to red varieties, especially Lemberger, Trollinger, Samtrot and Spätburgunder.
- Has the winery won any notable awards?
- Yes — Germany's Rosé Winemaker of the Year 2021, and Württemberg's Weißburgunder Producer of the Year 2019.
- Does Privatkellerei Storz produce white wines too?
- Yes, alongside its red wine focus it produces well-regarded whites such as Weißburgunder, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, plus sparkling wines.